Vermont's Black History Month Series

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Day 5

https://mailchi.mp/vermont/bhm-series-2023-day-5?e=a7bb0cc475

"A champion of civil and human rights in the U.S. was John Lewis, the late Congressmember whose commitment to justice was solidified at a young age and lasted all the way until his death in 2020.

You may remember that John Lewis came to Vermont on October 7th, 2019 to discuss the graphic novel series he authored, titled March, which won the National Book Award. He was introduced by his dear friend, Vermont’s beloved Senator Patrick Leahy...."

This is an installment in the State of Vermont’s 28-day Black History Month e-mail series, offered by the Vermont Human Rights Commission and the Vermont Office of Racial Equity. The Human Rights Commission protects people from unlawful discrimination in housing, state government employment, and public accommodations. Learn more about the HRC here. The Office of Racial Equity provides guidance and oversight to identify and mitigate systemic racism in state government. Learn more about the ORE here. Did you receive this e-mail from a friend? Want to sign yourself up for the remainder of the month? Subscribe to this list

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Day 4
https://mailchi.mp/vermont/bhm-series-2023-day-4?e=a7bb0cc475