Show solidarity with the community this Saturday

On Saturday, June 6, the My People Flint Empowerment Walk will take place starting at 10:00am in Downtown Flint at the flat lot. The walk will take place as an effort to unite and empower our community. State Representative Cynthia Neeley (D-Flint) will be participating.

“Everyone from every community is welcome to join us in this incredible community gathering,” Representative Cynthia Neeley said. “We need unity in all our communities, and this is open to all. Even if you don’t pray, even if you can’t walk, you can join us for some brotherhood and sisterhood. Who doesn’t need to be uplifted in these troubled times?”

Walkers will be required to social distance and wear a face covering.

Facemasks will be provided if you do not have one.

Flint has been one of the few bright spots in the Nation during the recent protests. Help the city continue to set an example to the Nation about how a community can come together, listen to and accept one another, in troubled times.

Please show up early for instructions. Thank you.

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