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The Revolutionary Poets Brigade in Solidarity with 100 Thousand Poets For Change Present a Reading for Social Justice at the Grassroots Oasis 3130
Moore St., San Diego, CA 92110 Saturday, September 24, 2016
POETS! On Saturday, September 24th poets, musicians, and artists in over 500
events in over 100 countries will focus on issues of peace, social justice, and sustainability.
This important annual global
act of solidarity is the core activity of 100 Thoursand Poets for Change, a nonprofit organization.
100 Thousand Poets for Change offers an opoportunityfor a peaceful global discussion of issues such as war, global warming, poverty, racism, gender inequality, homelessness, gun violence, police brutality, lack of afforable medical care, censorship, animal cruelty, human cruelty,
viiolence against women and people of color, inequality of wealth distribution,
a woman's right to choose, and others. Join us and add your voice to the inspiritng open and FREE event. Jim Moreno, Host, 100 Thousand Poets For Change San Diego, CA September, 2016, National Latino Heritage Month Program for The 100 Thousand Poets For Change 1:30 P.M. Sign Up For the Open Mic following the Brigade Poets 2:00 P.M. Poets of he Revolutionary Poets Brigade Read 3:00 Open Mic Each poet reads 1 poem.
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