United Against Discrimination CAMPAIGN: PHASE 2

Athens, Ga 2016- The Athens Anti-Discrimination Movement is excited to launch Phase II of its “United Against Discrimination” campaign in cooperation with businesses in the downtown area later this month. The initiative is a continuation of a campaign that began in October 2016 that asked a cross-section of downtown businesses to display a sticker as an indication that all patrons were welcome regardless of race, gender, age, sexual orientation, religion, immigration status, etc.

This is the latest move in an aggressive effort to create a more diverse and inclusive Downtown Athens. With 60 plus businesses involved in the sticker campaign already, the next steps is to create a publicly accessible map.

June 2016, AADM went to City Hall to vocalize support for the creation of a permanent citizens committee - a body to make recommendations and review  complaints of discrimination as an official arm of the county government. Members criticized the lack of accountability on the party of the county after its passage of the bar admittance in November. The continuation of discriminatory practices at certain downtown bars is directly linked to a complacency on the part of the attorney’s office to monitor behavior of bars that everyone knew had a nasty history of denying access to people of color,” AADM member Ryan Heron stated.  At the same meeting, affiliate organization Athens For Everyone delivered a banner, serving as a petition, to the commission signed by more than 200 Athenians in support of the creation of a permanent citizens committee as well.

Below you will find a list of businesses that joined the " Athens United Against Discrimination" sticker campaign in 2016 .

If your business or place of employment isn't listed and you would like a sticker, please click here.

1.Wing Zone

2.CPR

3. Native American Gallery

4. Barberitos

5.Eddie Calzones

6. Pitaya

7.Sister Louisa’s (Church bar)

8. Five Bar

9. Atomic 10.

Hot Breath

11. Shokotini

12. Pub at Gameday

13. Hookah... Hookup

14. Little Kings15. The National

16. Dawg Gone Food17. Artini’s

18.Taste of India

19. Pouch

20.Mother Pho

21. Agora

22.Taco Stand

23.Jittery Joes

24. Cine

25. Agua Linda

26. Hilo

27. Journey Juice

28. Normal Bar

29. The Co-op

30. Go Bar

31. Hendershots

32. The Grit

33.Sips

34. Jays Bottle Shoppe

35. White Tiger

36. Heirloom

37. Avid

38. BIzzaro

39. Vape Dynamics

40. Walker’s Pub

41. Thai E3 Cuisine

42. Transmetropolitan

43. Wuxtry Records

44. Insomnia Cookie45. Jittery Joes

46. Pope on Prince

47. Blind Pig Tavern

48. Spirits on Washington

49. South Kitchen and Bar

50. Copper Creek Brewery

51. Bar South

52. Max Canada

53. Clocked!

54. DePalmas

55. Cozy Yum Yum

56. Walk the Line

57. The Globe

58. Horton’s Drugs

59. Rose of Athens

60. Children First

61. Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream

62. Wilsons Barbershop

63. World Famous

This is a partial list of the businesses that joined the initial "United Against Discrimination" campaign.

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