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Columbus Datebook for March

Columbus Datebook for March Columbus Monthly Editor’s note: The print version of our March issue included a virtual lecture by former Ohio Department of Health director Amy Acton, sponsored by the Bexley Area Chamber of Commerce. That event has been postponed; check the website for updates. “Machines and Macaws” Online, March 16 The Johnstone Fund for New Music continues its mission of bringing exciting new works to Columbus audiences with a livestreamed concert from genre-defying chamber ensemble Warp Trio. The New York City-based group of musicians will bring together classical, rock and jazz in a program that explores the natural world juxtaposed with modernity.

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Bloody Sunday memorial goes virtual, honors late civil rights giants

Loading the player. The commemoration of a pivotal moment in the fight for voting rights for African Americans is honoring four giants of the civil rights movement who lost their lives in 2020, including the late U.S. Rep. John Lewis, and also highlighting the continued fight for voting rights. The Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee marks the 56th anniversary of Bloody Sunday the day on March 7, 1965, that civil rights marchers were brutally beaten by law enforcement officers on Selma’s Edmund Pettus Bridge. Lewis, the Rev. Joseph Lowery, the Rev. Bruce Boynton are the late civil rights leaders being honored on Sunday.

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Challenges to Black voting rights hark back to Jim Crow era

Challenges to Black voting rights hark back to Jim Crow era Javonte Anderson, USA TODAY Replay Video UP NEXT After a turbulent election season, fueled by unfounded allegations of voter fraud, Republican lawmakers are laboring to rewrite voting laws in ways that would restrict access to the polls. Though House Democrats pushed through a voting rights bill Wednesday that would make voting more accessible, critics worry about GOP tactics could suppress the vote in ways that hearken back to Reconstruction. © Brandon Bell, Getty Images A Black Lives Matter supporter encourages people to vote Jan. 4 in Atlanta. On one side, you have concerns about fraud prompting restrictions on voting, and on the other side, you have concerns about turnout prompting a focus on greater access to the polls, said Rebecca Green, a law professor and co-director of William and Mary Law School s Election Law Program.

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Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee To Honor 4 Civil Rights Icons

Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee To Honor 4 Civil Rights Icons
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Bloody Sunday to be commemorated for first time without John Lewis

Bloody Sunday to be commemorated for first time without John Lewis
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