Fix DC protest banner: Saturday, not Friday - #1120
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19 September 2026 falls on a Saturday. The banner added in #1119 gave the correct date but the wrong weekday, which is now live on the site. The date and the banner's dateRange were already correct, so only the weekday label changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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19 September 2026 is a Saturday. The banner from #1119 says "Friday 19 Sept", and that is currently live on the site.
The date itself and the banner's
dateRangewere correct — only the weekday label was wrong, so this is a one-word change.Verified against the Luma event (
start_at: 2026-09-19T18:00:00Z, i.e. Sat 19 Sept, 2–4pm ET) and againstdate -j.Worth merging promptly — the protest is in 4 days and the wrong weekday is showing to every visitor.
Verification
Banner still resolves as active, both links intact, and the longer word costs no extra line: 5 lines at 375px, unchanged at 169px.
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