Come to the next monthly
Dorchester Standout for Black Lives
Thursday August 17, 5:30-6:30 PM
(and the third Thursday of every month)
at Ashmont T station plaza
Come to the next monthly Dorchester Standout for Black Lives
Thursday August 17, 5:306:30pm (and the third Thursday of every month) at Ashmont T station plaza. There were 40 people at our June 15 standout!
We will hold a big banner saying “We Believe that Black Lives Matter” and Black Lives Matter signs (including about a variety of issues that impact Black lives), and hand out fliers to pedestrians and drivers stopped at red lights. Please join us; all are welcome!
Remaining dates this spring and summer are:
August 17, and September 21. Kelley kelready@msn.com or Becky, beckyp44@verizon.net, or call Dorchester People for Peace 617-282-3783
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