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Time for TFAM SOUTH REGIONAL GATHERING  !!

The TFAM SOUTH Regional Gathering is VIRTUAL on January 24th!! Registration is open now until Jan. 23rd.

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On the longest night of the year, we gather nationwide to pray and stand against policy violence that steals healthcare, food, safety, and human dignity. We offer public moral witness and moral clarity. NO ONE in our communities should be left in the dark.

Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Atlanta

2650 N Druid Hills

Atlanta, GA 30329

6:00p.m. -8:00p.m. (centering hour 7:00p.m.)

Poor People’s Movement… Moral Monday!!

Meeting Details:

Date & Time: November 21, 2025 at 8 PM ET

Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86199563079?pwd=QnNmRUhiVllRa2FaSXA3U2RNSVNaQT09

Meeting ID: 861 9956 3079

Passcode: 020443

Eternal Echoes is the TFAM South series honoring Black trailblazers, uplifting key stories and moments in Black history, and resisting efforts to erase them.

HIGHLIGHT STATE: Oklahoma

Amos T. Hall was born in 1896 in Louisiana. He attended Rust College in Mississippi and Gilbert Industrial College in Louisiana. He moved to Tulsa in 1921 and began studying law books he found in a church. Completely self-taught, Hall passed the bar exam in 1925. He worked with B. C. Franklin in a case concerning whether coerced confessions were constitutional, and they were successful in getting their client’s conviction reversed. As that case came to a conclusion, he served as the lawyer for Emma Lee Freemen, who sued the Oklahoma City School Board for equal pay for Black teachers and won. At the same time Hall worked on these cases, he also represented Ada Lois Sipuel in court with Thurgood Marshall. Hall…