🗣️ The Evolution of American Protest: From Revolution to Modern Day

Join us for an enlightening program at the Dallas Public Library! Delve into the rich history of protest in America, from the Boston Tea Party to the March on Washington. This engaging event examines how communities across the nation have voiced their demands and shaped democracy through collective action.

📅 Event Details:

Date: Lördag, 28 februari 15:30 - 17:00
Location: 1515 Young St, Dallas, TX 75201-5411, United States
Free Admission

📢 Panel Discussion:

Our panel of esteemed scholars will cover various aspects of American protest:

• Eric R. Schlereth – Explore Revolutionary War protests and the origins of American dissent.
• Kelly Bergstrand – Discover the contemporary landscape of organizing and protest.
• Brad E. Lucas – Learn about 20th-century protest movements and their enduring legacy.

🗺️ Interactive Experience:

• Historical Tour: Enjoy a unique tour of the Declaration of Independence, led by a historic figure from 1776. Feel the tension and hopes that shaped our nation.
• Protest Timeline Wall: Add your reflections and join in a symbolic tea toss, linking today's civic expressions to our earliest acts of dissent.

🎉 Additional Activities:

Participate in the Amazing Race for Independence challenge for a chance to win sports tickets, State Park passes, and more!

📞 Accommodations:

For any assistance, please call 214-670-7809.

🌐 Register Here:

Dallas Library Event Registration
Facebook Event Page

This enriching program is made possible by the Friends of the Dallas Public Library and the General Levi Casey Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.

Join us and make your voice heard!