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Tuesday, January 3rd, 2023, entitled “Our Freedoms, Our Vote: Reflecting on 2022 and Special National Tele-Town Hall on the 2nd Anniversary of the January 6th Insurrection”, will feature Radio Show Co-Hosts and Transformative Justice Coalition (TJC) Co-Leaders Attorneys Barbara Arnwine and Daryl Jones and guest John Nichols.
Join Us Friday January 6th 2023at 7:00 PM ETNational Tele-Town Hall Transformative Justice Coalition, Public Citizen, DFAD, Rainbow PUSH Coalition & Not Above the Law Coalition Partners Present “Our Freedoms, Our Vote!”A Tele-town Hall MeetingCommemorating the 2nd Anniversary of the Attack on the U.S. Capitol Broadcast on Facebook Live Facebook.com/TJC.DC, YouTube and Other Platforms More […]
The Igniting Change Radio Show on Tuesday, January 10th, 2023, entitled “American Myths: January 6th and American Racism"
January 17th, 2023, "Fighting for Transformative Change: Lessons Learned From the Legacy of Dr. King” Join President and Founder Barbara R. Arnwine, Esq. along with Co-Host and Chair Board, Daryl D. Jones, Esq., Every Tuesday from 12:00pm to 1:00pm NewsTalk1450 #IgnitingChange Call in with Questions During the Show1-800-450-7876——The Igniting Change Radio Show on Tuesday, January […]
The Igniting Change Radio Show on Tuesday, January 24th, 2023, from 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Eastern Time, entitled “The Urgency of Confronting Voter Suppression in 2023 and Anti-Black and Anti-LGBTQIA Policies”,
On February 1st, 2023, we honor Prince Hall of Boston, who was not only a registered voter of his day, but a staunch abolitionist and civil rights activist who used the power of petitions to effectively petition the government to gain rights for Black people.
Today we honor Paul Cuffe Sr, who, by way of petitions, civil disobedience, and working within the system, helped pave the way for Black (and Native American) men in Massachusetts to be able to vote. While Cuffe's petition was denied, "it laid the groundwork for the Massachusetts Legislature to grant voting rights to all free male citizens in 1783."
Today we honor Robert Purvis, a Black man who lost his voting rights in the early 1800’s in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. On March 14, 1838, Purvis submitted a petition to fight for his and 40,000 other Black Philadelphians' voting rights in response to a new state constitutional amendment that restricted suffrage to only White men. "Despite the massive effort […]
Today, February 4th, 2023, we honor the Reconstruction Congress of 1867, which passed several measures to promote Black enfranchisement. "Following the end of the Civil War, the United States Congress forged a plan to reconstruct the war-torn country. Three dynamic measures were passed in 1867." The District of Columbia Suffrage Bill "The District of Columbia Suffrage Bill, 'a bill […]