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Rally for Social Justice
A blog about social justice, diversity, and tolerance
Saturday, June 25, 2005
Yorktown Rally: 25 June 2005
- Rally for Social Justice: Rally in the Park
- See the Center for Education Rights, permit holder of the Special Use Permit to conduct the Yorktown Rally for Social Justice on June 25, 2005
- Contact the Rally Organizers
Our Values
- Social Justice
- Diversity
- Tolerance
- Non-violence
Our Vision
- Our children live & grow-up in a world where differences are celebrated and social justice extends to all people.
Our Rallies
- Family-friendly fun
- Peace-filled activities
- Vibrant live music
- Thought-provoking words
Quick FAQs
- Why the Yorktown Rally for Social Justice?
- How'd you put together the Valley Forge Rally for Social Justice in just a month?
- Have you been featured in the news?
How can you help?
- Spread the word about the Rally for Social Justice.
- Get your organization involved.
- Plan on attending.
- Send an email to everyone in your address book letting them know about this important event.
- Write to your elected local, state, and federal representatives and ask them to attend the Rally for Social Justice.
- Talk to your neighbors about peace, tolerance, diversity, and social justice.
- Ask your church/mosque/synagogue to publish news about the Rally in their monthly newsletter and in the weekly worship bulletin.
- Volunteer to help out the day of the Rally.
- Make a donation to help cover expenses.
- Provide an in-kind donation.
- For more information, please contact us.
Sponsors and Supporters of the Yorktown Rally for Social Justice
- Center for Educational Rights Ltd
- Fountain Rock Enterprises LLC
- Stinson Group LLC
- Crawford Bay Press
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If you or your organization would like to be recognized as a sponsor or supporter of the upcoming June 2005 Yorktown Rally for Social Justice, please contact us.
Confirmed Musicians for the Yorktown Rally for Social Justice on June 25th
- Phun Doctors, a premier classic rock & oldies band from right here in Hampton Roads. The Phun Doctors play popular oldies, rock & roll, novelty, and classic songs of the past 40 years.
- BurnDown All-Stars, a Philadelphia band offering a unique mix of hip-hop and jam-band genres of live music. The BurnDown All-Star roster is a revolving door of some of the most exciting bands in Philadelphia. The BurnDown crew at the Yorktown Rally will feature the Dave Quicks Band.
- Scooter Scudieri, whose bold attitude is rivaled only by his artistic integrity. His music has an enlightened character and straightforward attitude that offers a powerful affirmation of the human spirit. Inspired by music of the â60s and â70s era singer/songwriters like Cat Stevens and John Lennon, Scooter realized his message was best communicated through song. Heavily influenced by the concepts and presence of David Bowie and Kiss, Scooter learned to focus his energy on presentation and constant re-invention.
- Mia Johnson sings smart, sexy and gritty songs. Mia Johnsonâs Band illuminates the Mid-Atlanticâs premier venues (NYCâs The Bitter End, Phillyâs Tin Angel, The Point, The Grape Street and The Trocodaro). The five-piece consists of Erin Ryan (cello), Jeff Hiatt (bass), Rocco Decicco(lead guitar), Tom Walling(drums) and Adrien Reju(backing vocals and percussion). With the ability to jump between straight-up rock grooves and swinging world beats, this collection of accomplished musicians deftly compliments Miaâs eclectic musical vision while maintaining the subtlety of the singer/songwriter genre.
- More musicians to be announced soon. If you know a musician or band who would like to play at the Rally, please get in touch with us.
Prospective/Tentative Speakers for the Yorktown Rally for Social Justice on June 25th
- Phil Stinson, President of the Center for Educational Rights
- More speakers to be announced soon. If you know someone who would like to make some brief remarks, please get in touch with us.
Prospective/Tentative Poets & Writers reading at the Yorktown Rally for Social Justice on June 25th
- Pete Freas, the Mindworm, and host of Chesapeake Bay Poets
- More speakers to be announced soon. If you know someone who would like to read some of their original poetry or other written work, please get in touch with us.
Prospective/Tentative Entertainers & Activities at the Yorktown Rally for Social Justice on June 25th
- Face painting!
- More activities to be announced soon. If you have a fun, family-friendly activity, that would be appropriate for the Rally, please get in touch with us.
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Other Social Justice Blogs
Peace & Social Justice on the Web
- 50 Ways to Promote Peace (ideas from Ben & Jerry's)
- United for Peace and Justice
- Peace.Protest.net
- The Peace Center
- Museum of Tolerance
The Valley Forge Rally for Social Justice was held 25 September 2004
Sponsors and Supporters of last September's Valley Forge Rally for Social Justice
- Center for Educational Rights Ltd
- Southern Poverty Law Center
- custom I.T. (web services)
- Chester County Peace Movement
- Brandywine Peace Movement
- Boyertown Area Unity Coalition
- Stinson Group LLC
- Fountain Rock Enterprises LLC
- Crawford Bay Press
Featured Musicians at last September's Valley Forge Rally for Social Justice
Featured Speakers at last September's Valley Forge Rally for Social Justice
- Phil Stinson (president of the Center for Education Rights)
- Professor Kevin Borgeson (St. Bonaventure University)
- Karen Porter (Chester County Peace Movement)
- Mike Reid (author of White Supremacy: Behind the Eyes of Hate)
- Mike Berg (father of Nicholas Berg, who was murdered by terrorists in Iraq in May, 2004)
- Comments from Edward Rendell, Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Other Blogs
from Crawford Bay Press
- Tidewater Musings
- Notes Along the Elizabeth
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