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7/30 – Afghanistan & Pakistan: War Without Borders – Eyewitness Report from Kathy Kelly

Thursday, July 30 @ 7 pm @ St. Joan of Arc Church, 4537 3rd Ave. South in Minneapolis

Kathy Kelly is a long time peace activist, and three-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee. She recently participated in a delegation to Pakistan whose purpose was to learn about the political and social conditions in that country and to see the effects of the expanding U.S. war. In Pakistan she met with a broad range of organizations and individuals to learn what is really happening in their country.

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7/30 – Afghanistan & Pakistan: War Without Borders – Eyewitness Report from Kathy Kelly

Thursday, July 30 @ 7 pm @ St. Joan of Arc Church, 4537 3rd Ave. South in Minneapolis

Kathy Kelly is a long time peace activist, and three-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee. She recently participated in a delegation to Pakistan whose purpose was to learn about the political and social conditions in that country and to see the effects of the expanding U.S. war. In Pakistan she met with a broad range of organizations and individuals to learn what is really happening in their country.

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7/30 – Afghanistan & Pakistan: War Without Borders – Eyewitness Report from Kathy Kelly

Thursday, July 30 @ 7 pm @ St. Joan of Arc Church, 4537 3rd Ave. South in Minneapolis

Kathy Kelly is a long time peace activist, and three-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee. She recently participated in a delegation to Pakistan whose purpose was to learn about the political and social conditions in that country and to see the effects of the expanding U.S. war. In Pakistan she met with a broad range of organizations and individuals to learn what is really happening in their country.

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Proud to Shout: US OUT!

When the Gay Liberation Front was founded in 1969 in the aftermath of
the Stonewall Riots, it was just as important to fight against the war
in Vietnam, as it was to fight for the gay rights. In what The Advocate
called “one of the largest concentrations of gay power ever assembled,”
thousands of queers took part in antiwar protests in Washington, D.C.
and San Francisco in April 1971.

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