These 1-pagers show the clear contrast between Josh and his extreme right (and do-nothing) Republican incumbent opponent on issues like Democracy, Education, Gun Violence Prevention, Protecting the Fifth District, and Women’s Issues.
Please share these with friends and neighbors who don’t yet know who Josh is, and they’ll understand why it’s critical that we Flip the Fifth! And if they need more reasons:
For information on other issues, see Josh’s website https://joshforvirginia.com/issues (and for more on Josh himself, see https://joshforvirginia.com/#meet-josh).
The newest Virginia Young Democrats chapter will serve Charlottesville and Albemarle, Buckingham, Fluvanna, and Greene Counties. If you’re between 13-35 and would like to register voters, canvass, and take campaign actions with other young people, sign up at 
Our two A12 events around Ézé Amos’ photo exhibition 
The Charlottesville Democratic Committee deplores Governor Youngkin’s appointment of Bert Ellis to the Board of Visitors of the University of Virginia. Ellis has repeatedly and loudly denounced the University’s efforts at Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI). Two years ago, he traveled to the University Grounds and attempted to deface with a razor blade a poster with which he disagreed, which a University student had hung on her door. Most alarmingly, when he was co-chair of the University Union in the 1970’s, he refused to invite a speaker on gay rights because of his opposition to homosexuality, and he invited a notorious eugenicist to a public forum at the University to present his belief that Black people are lower in intelligence than White people. 
ocal photojournalist and artist Ézé Amos is the creator of the exhibit “The Story of Us: Reclaiming the Narrative of #Charlottesville through Portraits of Community Resilience”, 36 larger-than-life 10′ x 8′ photos mounted front and back on trees all along the Downtown Mall. Each photo will have a QR code linking to a 3-minute recording of the person highlighted in the photo describing that moment in their own words and voice. Eze donated the photos to the City, which will install them August 9-10 (this exhibit is the City’s only anniversary commemoration event).
