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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
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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…
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Tennessee Just Dismantled Its Civil Rights Commission 🛑
HB 910 / SB 861 quietly went into effect on July 1, 2025, and it’s a BIG deal.
➡️ This law eliminated the Tennessee Human Rights Commission (THRC)—the agency that for decades helped people file complaints about discrimination in housing, employment, disability access, and more.
➡️ All current investigations were shut down. Thousands of civil rights complaints? Gone.
➡️ Going forward, victims of discrimination must now go through the Attorney General’s Office—a politicized, less community-accessible system.
🔍 The THRC served Black and Brown communities, LGBTQ+ folks, immigrants, people with disabilities, and low-income Tennesseans. It was built for the people.
The dictator issued arrests for the democrats who broke the quorum today. Is that crazy or no?
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Texas Redistricting Is Back — Mid-Decade and Controversial
Texas lawmakers are redrawing congressional maps now, even though the 2020 Census maps were just finalized. Why? To shift more districts safely Republican before the 2026 elections.
What to Know:
GOP leaders are targeting fast-growing suburbs
Critics say it may dilute Black, Latino, and young voters’ power
Lawsuits over fairness and racial discrimination are expected
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My son lives in the Atlanta area and would like to attend hopefully join the church. What is the address and is there more than 1?
Greetings! I attend RIM Fellowship UCC. Bishop Sonya Williams is Founder and Pastor. We are located at 3125 Presidential Parkway Doraville GA 30340. We have in-person services on 1st, 2nd and 3rd Sundays, and virtual on 4th. He may also follow us on Facebook. Contact me any time for additional info.
And you as well.