Good Trouble Lives On Protest — LA

Event Overview

On July 17, join Los Angeles activists as part of a nationwide movement to honor the legacy of civil rights icon John Lewis. We’ll gather at LA City Hall and march through downtown demanding stronger protections for voting rights and recommitting to the fight for racial and social justice.

What to Expect

• Uplifting speeches from civil rights and voter advocacy leaders
• March through symbolic downtown locations
• Live music, community art, and voter registration tables
• Peaceful and celebratory energy rooted in collective power

What to Bring

• Signs and flags honoring John Lewis and voting rights
• Comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing
• Reusable water bottle and light snacks
• Art supplies if you want to create during the event
• Your voice and commitment to "good trouble"

Why It Matters

John Lewis taught us to get into "good trouble" in the fight for freedom and equality. In the face of ongoing voter suppression and attacks on marginalized communities, this day of action keeps his spirit alive and calls us all to rise up together.

Additional Information

No official site — just community power.
Bring your voice, signs, and commitment to justice!