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FRIDAY,
AUGUST 28

The Mystery of August 28th

From The National Museum of African American History and Culture

August 28 is a date that refuses to be ordinary. Marked by eventfulness, it appears and reappears across nearly two centuries of history's most complex turning points, carrying with it profound grief and extraordinary hope, sometimes simultaneously.

On that day in 1955, 14-year-old Emmett Till was murdered in Mississippi, a crime that ignited the modern Civil Rights Movement.

Eight years later, at the historic March on Washington, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. stood on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial and invited the nation to imagine a more just future together.

And in 2008, Sen. Barack Obama became the first African American to accept a major party nomination for president of the United States on the same day when Dr. King told America about his dream 45 years earlier.

All on August 28. History has had a way of returning to this day.

As the National Museum of African American History and Culture prepared for its anticipated opening in 2016, Founding Director Dr. Lonnie G. Bunch III wanted the journey of everyone who entered to begin with a story. He commissioned Oscar-nominated filmmaker Ava DuVernay to create an introductory film that would welcome visitors into what he has often called “the people's Museum.”

The invitation, DuVernay later said, was unlike any she had ever received. Dr. Bunch gave her unrestricted trust to tell a story she believed everyone needed to experience as they crossed the Museum's threshold. Given that freedom, she chose not to tell four centuries of history chronologically. Instead, DuVernay—a self-described history buff—centered her film on one extraordinary date that fascinated her.

August 28: A Day in the Life of a People is a 22-minute meditation on the magnitude of African American history, told in moments knitted together with poetry, performance and memory. Featuring an ensemble cast of luminaries including Don Cheadle, Regina King, Angela Bassett, Lupita Nyong'o and David Oyelowo, the film traces pivotal moments across generations to reveal how history's greatest triumphs and deepest tragedies share the same page on the calendar.

Its indelible imagery reflects the mission of the Museum. Each object, photograph, oral history and work of art preserved here is another thread in that shared story.

As we experience another August 28—possibly a bit more cognizant now of the day’s history-making events—and prepare to mark the Museum's 10th anniversary next month, we invite you to revisit August 28: A Day in the Life of a People, or to experience it for the first time.

Like the Museum itself, the film offers no easy conclusions. Together, they remind us that history is rarely a single moment or a single story. It’s a living continuum connecting ordinary people whose extraordinary courage transformed the nation.

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SATURDAY,
AUGUST 29

Voting Is Our Superpower

Bridge Brigade 10:00 - 11:00

Voting RightsElectionsPrimaries

Locations:

Harwich - Exit 82 - Park & Ride

Brewster -Freeman's Way - Street Parking

Wellfleet - Long Pond Road - Wellfleet Elementary Parking

Pick an overpass, bring a sign, or just show up - the more, the merrier!

Nauset Citizens Alliance

Indivisible Outer Cape

Lower Cape Indivisible

SUNDAY,
AUGUST 30

Two Standouts - We Are The Change!

Eastham Windmill & Orleans Village Green 11:00 am

Protect DemocracyVoting RightsElections

Every Vote Counts

Your Vote is Your Power-Vote Blue

Nauset Citizens Alliance

Indivisible Outer Cape

Lower Cape Indivisible

THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER 3

Indivisible Upper Cape Meet The Candidate

The Future of Our Communities: A Virtual Candidate Conversation and Q & A with Craig Swallow

ElectionsPrimariesMA Elections

This September, CD9 voters will choose between incumbent Congressman Bill Keating and challenger Craig Swallow. Representative Keating has been invited to his own candidate forum hosted by Indivisible.

Join Indivisible groups from across the district for a live virtual Candidate Conversation and live Q&A with Craig Swallow. Hear his vision for the future of our communities, learn where he stands on the issues, and ask your own questions ahead of the Democratic primary.

Whether you're already following the race, looking to learn more, or simply want to hear directly from the candidates seeking to represent you, this conversation is for you.

For more information

email: unite@indivisble uppercape.org

Click Here To Register

MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 7

Bridges To Ballot Box

Labor Day Weekend: September 7 10:00 - 11:00

Protect DemocracyVoting RightsElections

Locations:

Harwich - Exit 82 - Park & Ride

Brewster -Freeman's Way - Street Parking

Orleans - Rock Harbor Road (No Parking At The Farm)

Wellfleet - Long Pond Road - Wellfleet Elementary Parking

Pick an overpass, bring a sign, or just show up - the more, the merrier!

Nauset Citizens Alliance

Indivisible Outer Cape

Lower Cape Indivisible

Cape Cod Women For Change

Indivisible Upper Cape

SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 12

Hyannis Airport Rotary Bi-Monthly Standouts

August 22, September 12 & 26 12:00 - 1:00

Join Cape Cod Women For Change (Indivisible Mid Cape) and others every 2nd and 4th Saturday at the Hyannis Airport Rotary on the grassy area next to Nantucket Sound.

MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER 14

Mega Rally To Save Our Gun Law-Grandmothers Against Gun Violence

YES on Question 9 For A Safe Massachusetts!

Gun ViolenceMA Elections

Hyannis Airport Rotary 11:30 - 12:30

Vote YES on Question 9

On November 3rd, Massachusetts voters will decide whether to repeal the 2024 Firearms Modernization Act.

A YES vote keeps the Law in place, preserving protections that help keep our communities safe.

Join us for one or both rallies - bring your friends, family, and neighbors.

We have the signs; You bring the people!

Together, we can raise awareness, inform voters, and encourage a YES vote on Question #9.

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Lower Cape Indivisible (LCI) is an organization whose members have elected to participate based on the organization's mission: to mobilize for social, economic and environmental justice; promote universal participation in the democratic process; resist agendas that subvert American democratic values. We are one of more than 6000 Indivisible groups in the U.S. committed to resisting the Republican agenda, as well as holding our state and local leaders accountable for fair and ethical action. Our work is based on the Indivisible Guide, created by former congressional staffers who wanted to demystify political activism, and share what tactics were most effective.

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  • Fighting systemic racism and white supremacy
  • Protecting democracy from autocratic threats at home and abroad
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  • Protecting union rights and promoting American products (and labor)
  • Protecting and promoting human rights
  • Protecting and promoting women's rights
  • Protecting the environment and promoting solutions to the climate crisis
  • Supporting universal health care
  • Promoting free public education from birth through college
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