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Citizens plan Jeremy Durham protest

Rep. Jeremy Durham, R-Franklin, and his wife, Dr. Jessica Durham, leave a House Republican caucus meeting on the opening day of the second session of the 109th General Assembly Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2016, in Nashville.
Rep. Jeremy Durham, R-Franklin, and his wife, Dr. Jessica Durham, leave a House Republican caucus meeting on the opening day of the second session of the 109th General Assembly Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2016, in Nashville. Rep. Jeremy Durham, R-Franklin, and his wife, Dr. Jessica Durham, leave a House Republican caucus meeting on the opening day of the second session of the 109th General Assembly Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2016, in Nashville.

A group of citizens are planning to display their opposition to embattled lawmaker Jeremy Durham by protesting at the state legislature this week.

Upwards of 30 or 40 people are expected to descend on legislative plaza on Wednesday, as part of a grassroots effort that will involve members of the Nashville Feminist Collective and Nashville Riot Grrrls, a group that describes itself as being dedicated to providing a harassment-free experience for everyone.

“We would like to visually show our disdain for Jeremy Durham,” said Whitney Washington, a volunteer who is helping organize the action. “We want to show that we are in solidarity.”

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