Tomorrow, I will be hosting our third town hall in our Antiracism Policy series, where we discuss writing and passing policies that will address systemic racism in our country and build a more equitable society. We will be focusing on gun violence, the disproportionate impact it has on communities of color, and legislative action to create a safer America for all.

I will be joined by my friend and colleague, Representative Lucy McBath of Georgia's 6th Congressional District. She is a leader in Congress on gun violence prevention.

In 2012, Rep. Lucy McBath's 17-year-old son, Jordan Davis, was shot and killed following an argument at a gas station in Florida about loud music. She endured a parent's worst nightmare and committed herself to creating a country where no parent would have to receive the life-changing call she did. Tomorrow night, we'll hear her story and talk about our joint efforts in Congress to build safer communities for everyone in our country. 

Please join us for this important dialogue tomorrow, April 27, at 7:00PM by dialing 855-731-4616.