President Trump March 20, 2017 Louisville, Ky rally: Article: Louisville community activist Christopher 2X tells Cleveland Urban News.Com that President Trump's upcoming Louisville rally on March 20 will be met with a counter rally..2x says that Blacks must organize to sustain their communities....2x is the city's most prominent community activist behind the late Rev Louis Coleman, a cousin of Cleveland activist and journalist Kathy Wray Coleman, a native of Louisville....Coleman's late mother, Dr. Gertrude White Coleman, was a greater Louisville community activist....Vice President Pence, a former Indiana governor, lobbied in Louisville earlier this month for the repeal of Obamacare, a vote on the repeal measure in the U.S. House of Representatives of which is set for March 23, 2017....By editor Kathy Wray Coleman of www.clevelandurbannews.com and www.kathywraycolemanonlinenewsblog.com, Ohio's most read digital Black newspapers
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Christopher 2X, a prominent community activist in Louisville, Kentucky where United States President Donald Trump will, on March 20, 2017, hold a rally just three days before the U.S. House of Representatives votes on whether to repeal Obamacare, officially known as the Affordable Care Act, which is former president Barack Obama's signature healthcare initiative
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By Kathy Wray Coleman, editor-in-chief
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CLEVELAND URBAN NEWS.COM-LOUISVILLE, Kentucky-A prominent Louisville, Kentucky community activist, on Sunday, told Clevelandurbannews.com and KathyWrayColemanOnlineNewsBlog.Com, Ohio's most read digital Black newspapers, that President Donald Trump's March 20, 2017 political rally at Freedom Hall (Kentucky Exposition Center) in downtown Louisville, Kentucky will be met with a counter-protest, which is scheduled for outside of Freedom Hall at the same time as Trump's rally. (Editor's note: Doors for the 7:30 pm event, which requires tickets, are scheduled to open at 4:30 pm ).
"I am not leading it and it will be a collaboration of groups, but yes," said Louisville activist Christopher 2X, "there will be a counter- protest."
Formerly Christopher Anthony Bryant, 2X is likely the city's most prominent community activist behind the late Rev. Louis Coleman Jr., the state's most known activist in recent decades who died in 2008 at 64-years-old and was a cousin of longtime Cleveland activist Kathy Wray Coleman, a native of Louisville who resides in Cleveland and leads the Imperial Women Coalition and edits the Cleveland based Clevelandurbannews.com and KathyWrayColemanOnlineNewsBlog.Com.
Coleman's late mother, Dr. Gertrude White Coleman, was a greater Louisville community activist
This week's political gathering in Louisville is, in fact, timely.
The U. S. House of Representatives, on Thursday, March 23, will vote on whether to repeal Obamacare, officially known as the Affordable Care Act, which is former President Obama's' signature universal healthcare initiative, a federal law that Trump and Congressional Republicans want replaced with their own healthcare brand.
Obama is the nation's first Black president, and whom Trump succeeded in January of this year.
Vice-President Michael Pence, a former governor of the state of Indiana, which is a stone's throw from Louisville via the neighboring city of New Albany, visited Louisville earlier this month to push for support of the repeal of Obamacare.
2x said that the possible repeal of Obamacare is alarming and that the Black community must bear its brunt and organize its people behind any public policy changes that might have a negative impact on the community.
"We must hold our heads high and collectively work together to sustain the hits from Washington and elsewhere that our communities might have to sustain," said 2X, who leads the Louisville-based activist group Hood to Hood.
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Coleman's late mother, Dr. Gertrude White Coleman, was a greater Louisville community activist
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Community activist Kathy Wray Coleman,
a Cleveland activist and journalist who led a 15-speaker, 400-
person rally in Cleveland on International Women's Day of March 8, 2017, a rally that addressed a number of issues impacting women including policy agendas of President Donald Trump that activists say will disenfranchise people of color, Blacks, women, children, public-school teachers, seniors, Muslims, the LGBT community, and a host of others CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE ON THE MARCH 8, 2017 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY RALLY IN CLEVELAND AT THE KATHY WRAY COLEMAN ONLINE NEWSBLOG.COM, OHIO'S MOST READ INDIVIDUAL BLOG and
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A Republican, Trump won the presidency in November over former secretary of state and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton in a stunning upset.
This week's political gathering in Louisville is, in fact, timely.
The U. S. House of Representatives, on Thursday, March 23, will vote on whether to repeal Obamacare, officially known as the Affordable Care Act, which is former President Obama's' signature universal healthcare initiative, a federal law that Trump and Congressional Republicans want replaced with their own healthcare brand.
Obama is the nation's first Black president, and whom Trump succeeded in January of this year.
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| United States Vice President Mike Pence, a former Indiana governor |
Vice-President Michael Pence, a former governor of the state of Indiana, which is a stone's throw from Louisville via the neighboring city of New Albany, visited Louisville earlier this month to push for support of the repeal of Obamacare.
2x said that the possible repeal of Obamacare is alarming and that the Black community must bear its brunt and organize its people behind any public policy changes that might have a negative impact on the community.
"We must hold our heads high and collectively work together to sustain the hits from Washington and elsewhere that our communities might have to sustain," said 2X, who leads the Louisville-based activist group Hood to Hood.
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