Adrian, MI Women's March 2018 Power to the Polls

On January 20 and January 21, 2018, thousands around the country will come together to celebrate the one-year anniversary of the Women’s March and to continue the fight. The Adrian, MI event will take place on January 20th from 1-3pm in front of the old Adrian Courthouse. This event, like the 2017 Women's March, is open to all, not just women. ALL are welcome. Over 120 people came out to the Adrian event last year. Let's make it bigger this year!

WHAT TO BRING: Bundle up and come support the resistance. Maybe you'd like to bring a sign of support for Dreamers, women's rights, the LGBTQ community, the scientific community, environmental science, investigative journalists, or any number of communities, causes, or policies currently being attacked by the Trump administration. Perhaps you'd like to bring a sign that articulates your demand for answers about the Trump campaign's interactions with Russia during and after the 2016 elections. Perhaps you'd like to call for impeachment. Speak your mind and get creative. If nothing else, dust off your sign from last year. Sadly, it's probably still relevant.

Bring your support, your concern, your outrage. Bring your neighbors and kids. Bring your excitement about the new year and the new opportunities to protect our democracy. Help us show Lenawee County that the resistance lives here.

#PowerToThePolls #1YearSinceWomensMarch #Indivisible

This event is hosted by Lenawee Indivisible. For more information on the Indivisible movement, please see https://www.indivisible.org/

To join the local Indivisible group, please visit https://www.facebook.com/groups/lenaweeindivisible/

If you can't make it to this event, check the sister march page and see if there's one you can attend. There will be events on both the 20th and 21st.

http://www.powertothepolls.com/anniversary.html?link_id=1&can_id=8be3fc7395be8afe18baebfcc7b2151c&source=email-the-womens-march-was-just-the-beginning&email_referrer=email_281275&email_subject=the-womens-march-was-just-the-beginning