Forty-nine years after an assassin killed Dr. King while he was in Memphis, Tennessee, working people across the nation will come together on April 4th to revive his vision of economic and racial justice.

When he died, Dr. King had been standing with Memphis sanitation workers on strike for a better life and was working on a massive Poor People’s Campaign to lift wages and ensure that every American could enjoy the fruits of their labor.

On April 4th, join the Fight for 15, Raising Wages NC and other partners at one of three town halls being held in North Carolina to give workers a hearing to demand elected officials raise wages and support our right to organize.

What: Town Hall Meetings to Demand $15, Union Rights, and an End to Systemic Racism 
When: Tuesday, April 4th

Durham – 6pm
Hayti Heritage Center
804 Old Fayetteville St, Durham, NC 27701

Greenville - 6pm
Lucille Gorham Intergenerational Center
1100 Ward St, Greenville, NC 27834

Gastonia - 6pm
UAW Local 5286
112 W. Trade St, Dallas, NC 28034

Together, we can revive the spirit of the Poor People’s Campaign and secure the full freedom of working people everywhere.