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Juneteenth Jam returns to Grand Rapids
The Justice 4 All Juneteenth Jam returned to the city Friday, giving neighbors a chance to celebrate Black art, culture and experience...
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Justice 4 All Juneteenth Jam returns to Grand Rapids for 6th year
The Juneteenth celebration is bringing dozens of dancers, performers, vendors and games to downtown Grand Rapids to celebrate Black culture...
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Justice for Juneteenth Jam returns for sixth year in Grand Rapids
The event, now in its sixth year, is moving from Calder Plaza to the Grand Rapids African American Museum and Archives in their recently-moved location...
Every REDLINE shirt is a real map. Here's why that matters.
In the 1930s, government maps graded Grand Rapids, Flint, and Detroit neighborhoods by race, deciding who got loans and who didn't. Those lines still shape these cities today. The REDLINE Collection prints the actual HOLC maps on apparel so the history stays visible instead of buried in an archive.
10% of every sale funds equitable housing programs. Founded in Grand Rapids by Julius Rogers in 2020, Justice 4 All turns history into a conversation, and a conversation into action.
TAKE THE QUIZ — WHICH MICHIGAN CHANGE-MAKER ERA ARE YOU?
Why I started Justice 4 All
I started Justice 4 All in Grand Rapids in 2020 to make history impossible to ignore.
Every REDLINE shirt carries a real HOLC redlining map of Grand Rapids, Flint, or Detroit, and 10% of every sale funds equitable housing programs. Wear the history. Fund the fix.
Wear the history. Show us.
