MLK Commission Rome GA

Do you know what the 100 Black Men of Rome-Northwest Georgia, Inc. organization does for our area? Check out the link and consider a donation today.

https://100bmornwga.org/

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While governor,Gov. Roy Barnes relied heavily on Walker to push his agenda in the Senate — including a redesign of Georgia’s state flag to remove a Confederate battle emblem.

Do you know the history of the song, We Shall Overcome? We march down Broad Street every year to celebrate MLK's birthday and sing it. Listen to this interesting short podcast about the song's history. A legacy of hope is just what we need.

The song that fueled protests and a legacy of hope Podcast Episode · Throughline · August 4 · 19m

100 Black Men of Rome-Northwest Georgia Inc. invite you to our 2026 Impact Gala. Please scan QR code or visit link for additional information and to purchase tickets.
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/100-black-men-of-rome-northwest-georgia-inc-impact-gala--2026

Walking and talking together is a great way to get to know others. Join ONE Community United, Rome, Georgia!

Once a year, the John Ross Walking Bridge becomes something more than a walkway—it becomes a symbol of what’s possible when we choose unity over division.

On September 20th, citizens of Rome and Floyd County will gather for One Table. This year is incredibly special: we are celebrating our 10-Year Anniversary of One Table! 🎉 For a decade, One Community United has believed that authentic relationships across racial, religious, and economic lines create the collective power needed to address systemic inequities.

Celebrate 10 years of community impact with us. Book early and save $10 with our Early Bird Special, available now through August 9th!

🎟️ Tickets & Info: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/onecommunityunited/event/onetable2026/

100 Black Men of Rome-Northwest GA welcomes new cohort The concept of a group of Black men exploring and identifying ways to help their communities began back in the 1960s but was solidified in 1986 following several meetings with