It will begin with a song led by the World House Choir and then proceed north on Edwin C. Moses Boulevard, east on Riverview Avenue and then south on Main Street before dispersing.
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The passing of the historic Montgomery County Old Courthouse offers a teaching moment for participants to recognize the building as the rule of law and the statue of Abraham Lincoln out front as a symbol of freedom, organizers said.
After dispersing, families are encouraged to picnic in a park, while following social distancing and wearing face masks.
Other events are scheduled for Saturday include:
- A March for Justice from noon to 3 p.m., which will start and end at the Walmart at 3360 Pentagon Blvd. in Beavercreek. Marchers will meet outside the store near the lawn and garden side.
- A "protestival" is from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. at McIntosh Park at Edwin C. Moses Boulevard and Riverview Avenue in Dayton. Masks are encouraged for the event that will include music, food, art and pride, according to a flyer.
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