Event Details: Speaker: Pastor Robert Eller WE THE PEOPLE STAND UNITED FOR: The Dream of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The Memory of Renee Nicole Good Our Immigrant Neighbors Our LGBTQIA+ Neighbors Our Unhoused Neighbors Checks and Balances Workers' Rights Fair Elections The Constitution Due Process Civil Rights for ALL ...and much more BRING SIGNS REFLECTING THE TOPICS ABOVE AND EVENTS OCCURRING ACROSS OUR COUNTRY TODAY!! As always, this is a peaceful, family-friendly event. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Dress for the weather. There are benches and picnic tables to rest your weary bones. Trained peacekeepers will be on hand to de-escalate and make sure that participants and counter-protesters are respectful. If you see something, say something to a peacekeeper! Leave no footprint. Whatever you bring with you, please take with you when you leave. There are trash can onsite. In the evening, join neighbors and friends to celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day! First Baptist Church 140 Regent Street, Dover 7:00 PM Pastor Rasheed As-Samad Speaker: Dr. Bradley A. Bielski, Dean and Chief Administrative Officer for Kent State University at Tuscarawas ALL ARE WELCOME Other Ways to Observe MLK Day: Donate food or clothing to a homeless shelter Read "Letter From a Birmingham Jail" Watch a documentary on the civil rights movement Read a picture book about MLK Write to your members of Congress Disclaimer: Attendance is voluntary. Coexistence Movement is not liable or responsible for any injury, loss of life, or property loss or damage while attending this or any of their events. All attendees assume full responsibility for all their actions while at the event. This a local Indivisible event! A core principle behind all Indivisible events is a commitment to nonviolent action. We expect all participants to seek to de-escalate any potential confrontation with those who disagree with our values.