Protesting has become a way of life for many of us.
Because, c’mon, things are crazy right now.
But sometimes, we can feel like it’s a futile exercise in democracy that yields few results.
That’s not the case, according to Gloria J. Browne-Marshall, author of A Protest History of the United States.
Tomorrow night, join this brilliant woman for an evening of discussion about the enduring power of protest in this country.
It’s a quick one-hour event at The Wild Detectives in Oak Cliff, but you can learn a lot in that short amount of time.
Protesting may be the only thing that saves us from total ruin, so we can’t wait to learn more about the historical track record of protest for positive change.
Good thing The Wild Detectives has drinks!
An Evening With Gloria J. Browne-Marshall
Tuesday, August 5
7:00 p.m.
The Wild Detectives
314 West 8th Street, Dallas
thewilddetectives.com
