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Opportunities to Schlep to the Polls with CJJ this Sunday, Oct. 25! Durham: Rabbi Sandra Lawson, CJJ’s Executive Directo
Carolina Jews for Justice

Oct 22

Opportunities to Schlep to the Polls with CJJ this Sunday, Oct. 25! Durham: Rabbi Sandra Lawson, CJJ’s Executive Director, will join St. Joseph AME Church and Judea Reform Congregation for Souls to the Polls. Worship is at 11, after service, we caravan to early voting at NCCU, and the Party at the Polls starts at 2. Greensboro: Walk with us at the UNITY Walk to the Polls. We start at 2 PM at the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer with speakers, gospel music, and a drumline. Then we walk 0.9 miles together to early voting downtown. Our Triad organizer Tess will be there, so come say hi! Don't forget a photo ID if you’re voting! RSVP for either event using the link in our bio, or scan the QR Code! See less

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