The movement for social justice may not be as visible as when thousands marched in support over the summer, but the coalition of Black activists who led the Lehigh Valley efforts is working in various ways to keep momentum going through the winter.
Source: Morningcall
It’s too cold and snowy for social justice marches in the Lehigh Valley, but that doesn’t mean the summer’s movement has ended
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