Celebrate the achievements of the Justice League of Greater Lansing Michigan and reflect on how the reparations charity is impacting the community — and you — at its Fall Celebration & Fundraiser, Friday, Nov. 14!

The Justice League works to repair the breach and promote healing in the spirit of repentance for the sin of slavery, its aftermath of gross human rights violations and complicity in the misbelief of white supremacy.

The group has raised nearly $750K since its founding in 2021 to address the racial wealth gap in Greater Lansing through support of education, home ownership and entrepreneurship for African Americans. It is becoming a model for a faith-based reparations program beyond Greater Lansing.

At the Celebration:
— Review of 2025 reparations made: presentations, scholarships, homeowner support.
— Noted historian Nakia Parker, Ph.D., will address “Unfinished Freedom: Black Struggles for Belonging and Justice.”
— Sophia Saliby, local producer and host of "All Things Considered" at WKAR Public Media, will moderate a conversation with Justice League leaders.
— Jackson Allen, a student at Okemos High School, will share his talent as a pianist.
— Strange Matter is providing refreshments.
— Dinner by Gregory's Soul Food.

Tickets available through Sunday, Nov. 9, or until sold out! https://bit.ly/JLGLM-4-FC