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Apr 13 2009

DC Human Rights Examiner: The human trade

DC Human Rights Examiner: The human trade

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2 Responses to “DC Human Rights Examiner: The human trade”

  1. Ha-Tuyenon 13 Apr 2009 at 7:37 pm edit this

    DC EMANCIPATION PARADE

    Hello,

    My name is Ha-Tuyen Nguyen. I am an intern at Free the Slaves. Currently, Free the Slaves (along with other organizations) is organizing an event for this week’s celebration of Lincoln’s legacy in Washington, DC. I hope you can help our organization get the word out for DC Emancipation Parade this Thursday. I truly appreciate it. Keep up the awesome work!

    Best,
    Ha-Tuyen

    DETAILS:

    Date: Thursday, April 16, 2009
    Time: 11:00am - 12:30pm
    Location: Historic Franklin Square, between 13th and 14th and I (Eye) Streets, NW, Washington, DC

    DC Emancipation Day Parade and Rally for Statehood:
    Honor the 3,100 enslaved persons freed in Washington, DC on April 16, 1862 with a reenactment, music, and poetry…then rally for DC Statehood and the freedom of the modern-day enslaved.

    Hosted by The African American Holiday Association, The American Friends Service Committee, DC Black History Celebration Committee, Free the Slaves, Friends of DC Emancipation Day, and Stand Up! for Democracy in DC Coalition (Free DC).

    For more information please visit the following websites:

    www.freetheslaves.net

    Facebook event:

    http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=2529409&ref=profile#/event.php?eid=59022828250

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