In this recent ruling, SCOTUS essentially authorized partisan gerrymandering to override Black voters' right to meaningful representation, erasing decades of progress in a single ruling. People fought, bled, and died for these protections. The Court has dismissed those sacrifices with the stroke of a pen. But this fight is far from over. While they are trying to strip away our voice, we still do have the right to vote and we need to continue to vote and make our voices heard.

That’s why, this July, six years after the passing of civil rights hero Congressman Lewis, we will continue the fight for voting rights with “Good Trouble Lives On Weekend of Action (GTLO).”

This year’s GTLO is a three-day national mobilization to honor the legacy of Congressman John Lewis by doing what he loved most - organizing, acting, and registering voters.

This year's theme is “TEACH! REACH! PREACH!”, a call to demand “hands off our vote!” in the face of threats to our vote. The weekend will serve as a kick-off to voter engagement, community education, and activations to support and remind our friends, families, and neighbors that we still have the power and the freedom to vote.

Sign up by clicking HERE!

You can also pledge to participate in the “Good Trouble Lives On Weekend of Action” by clicking HERE!