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"Civil Liberties United" reading featuring Avotcja, Francee Covington, Norma Smith Lyzette Wanzer User Submitted

When: Sun., July 7, 2-3:30 p.m. 2019
Phone: (415) 586-3733
Email: birdbeckett@yahoo.com
Price: FREE
Celebrate the true meaning of Independence Day with Avotcja, Dee Allen, James Cagney, Francee Covinton David Erdreich and Richard Sanderell, Norma Smith, Lyzette Wanzer, and editor Shizue Seigel. Diversity is what truly makes America great. Civil liberties matter—to everyone, not just those who are targeted now. Those who keep silent may be next. In polarized times, democracy cannot be taken for granted. We need to move forward together to create the society we want to see.

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