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Activists are holding "Good Trouble Lives On" rallies across the U.S. from July 17-19 to promote civil rights, voting rights, and democracy, in response to recent Supreme Court decisions and policies they oppose. The events include community town halls, voter registration drives, and faith-based discussions, with the largest rally scheduled in Georgia. The movement honors John Lewis’s principles of peaceful protest and aims to raise awareness and motivate civic participation.
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