Constitution Day 2019 ⁠— “One Person, One Vote: The Challenge of American Democracy, Past and Present"

Constitution Day

Join the ACLU of Maryland and the Maryland Institute College of Art for a discussion of the threats and opportunities facing our democracy. We’ll address how racist legacies of the past, like the Jim Crow holdover idea of linking the right to vote to incarceration, continue to threaten democracy today. And we’ll discuss the many recent voting rights threats that have gained steam under the Trump administration.

Our updated list of esteemed speakers for this year’s event are:

  • Courtland Cox, Civil Rights Leader;
  • Nicole Hanson, Director of Out for Justice, Inc.; and
  • Eric Gottesman, Photographer/Artist

The discussion will be moderated by Tom Hall, host of WYPR 88.1 FM’s Midday.

The event is free to attend but donations are welcome.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO:

  • The location is wheelchair accessible.
  • The event is free to attend, but RSVPing is strongly encouraged.
  • Parking is available on the street or nearby paid parking garages.

Thursday, September 19, 2019

7:00 - 9:00 p.m.

Maryland Institute College of Art

Falvey Hall, Brown Center

1301 W Mt Royal Ave.

Baltimore, MD 21217

Contact aclu@aclu-md.org

or 410-889-8555

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