BOSTON FIRST NIGHT AGAINST THE WARS 2013-2014 EDUCATIONAL
Come celebrate the close of 2013 with First Night Against All Wars!
Join a growing coalition of people dedicated to ending all forms of oppression !
Noon until 6pm Tuesday, December 31, 2013... Facebook page First Night Against All Wars https://www.facebook.com/
Meeting first at 565 Boylston St. Community church of Boston and then walking on over to our set up location on the steps of the Boston Public Library (corner of Boylston & Dartmouth starting at Noon till six after the parade).
We'll have free hot chocolate and snacks for passersby who stop to pick up your literature. We're also going to have a bright sticker that has broad appeal and that everyone opposed to these wars can wear.
We're organizing an educational action that reaches the 100,000s of people who will be in Boston to celebrate First Night. We want to welcome them. We want to celebrate.
But we also want everyone to be fully conscious of the many wars:
• Wall Street and Government's War on Us!
•The wars on women. •The wars on people of color and immigrants. •The wars on working people.
•The wars in Africa and Middle East. •The war on the environment.
These are all connected!
Help make this happen!
To help with the planning and organizing, please call "Dan the Bagel Man", Daniel Kontoff, at 857-272-6743.
Daniel.Kontoff@yahoo.com
Our second planning meeting will be on Monday, December 16 at 6:30 PM at the Community Church 565 Boylston Street Copley SquareSee More
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Thursday, December 26, 2013
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