Wyoming Rising supported the rally organizers with financial donations, advice, and communications. Area residents at a Sunday rally against racism raise their signs at Cody City Park. Tribune photo by Mark Davis This article was published in the Powell Tribune. Tuesday, June 9, 2020 By Mark Davis https://www.powelltribune.com/stories/hundreds-rally-in-cody-gathering-protests-police-brutality-and-racism,25692? Hundreds of Park County residents, carrying signs and chanting “black lives matter,” streamed into the City…
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Worldwide Women’s March tomorrow. This is historic. Check for an event near you at https://womensmarch.com/sister-march Sister Marches in Wyoming: March for a Better America – Cody Start Saturday January 18, 2020 • 11:00 AM Cody City Park • 908 Sheridan Ave., Cody Wy 82414 https://www.facebook.com/events/496290384564729/ Sublette County Women’s March Start: Saturday, January 18, 2020 • 10:00 AM American Legion Park• Pine Street, Pinedale, WY 82941…
Add your voice to the national chorus that is calling for the preservation of our Country. Join your neighbors in December and January for two Park County events organized by Wyoming Rising. December 14 we are holding light-hearted postcard parties in Powell and Cody. We will gather at Gestalt and Beta coffeehouses to write postcards to our state and national representatives. The point is to…
#WyoSayNo is a grassroots coalition of individuals and organizations dedicated to stopping the proposed Uinta County Immigration Prison. They are asking for your help in their fight to stop the proposed immigration prison in Evanston. VISIT THEIR CALLS TO ACTION PAGE TO: Sign their Petition Email the Board of CoreCivic Send Wyoming Postcards to CoreCivic WyoFile has done some great, in-depth stories on the proposed…
What does it mean to have civil debate? How do we get back to it, given the deteriorating state of public discourse? Thank you to everyone who came to our October 24, 2019 Community Conversation about “The Righteous Mind: Why Good People are Divided by Politics and Religion” by Jonathan Haidt, 2012. The evening’s discussion sought to identify what forces contribute to the polarization between…