Chesterfield Collaborative – Equal Justice for All

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Chesterfield Collaborative for Equal Justice (CCEJ) formally invites you to attend the We Still Have Work to Do-Rally for Equal Justice, taking place on July 17, 2021, at the Chesterfield County Courthouse (located at 9500 Courthouse Rd,Chesterfield, VA 23832), and featuring a speakers’ forum, food, fun, and music. CCEJ will present its inaugural Collaborator of the Year Award during theJuly 17th rally.

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CCEJ invites all of Chesterfield County to attend a peaceful and purposeful rally for equal justice. During the rally, speakers will address topics to include Equity in Education, Healthcare, Housing, Economic Opportunities, and our Justice System.

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Free and equal citizens is what we stand for. We demand that the social issues are resolved at the government level.

Our history brings so many controversies into todays society, and by forming peaceful petitions and movements, we want to get rid of multiple ancient horrible issues:

Ethic discrimination in any type of demonstration.
Police violence and black citizens’ murders.
Improvement of the criminal justice system & prosecutors.

We need to show our support to those whose families have faced with racism, healthcare denial during COVID-19, violence, social, political and economic inequality. We are asking you to participate in our movement for human rights in 2020!

Sign the petition!

Social Equality for All

Our mission is a peaceful way to set social, political, and economic equality globally. We dream is to live in harmony.

Political leaders are expected to express their opinion on free equal justice by forming the national union (1000 current and former mayors all over the country).
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Our activists invite police violence victims to share stories

<li>We encourage you to help us prevent lethal criminal cases</li>
<li>Support families who wish to keep their children safe</li>

When we bring the people and government together, we want them to get along and advocate for laws that will support the anti-racism system.
Contact us now. Let’s make a difference today!

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The percentage of African American adults who have NEVER experienced sharp social discrimination has fallen to 4.5%

The number of black citizens who stay out of protests is extremely low. It proves that the issues with ethnicity have never been under control. Make your choice and vote!

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