SAVE
THE DATE
and
get ready to
March
Together in the DORCHESTER DAY PARADE!
Sunday,
June 2
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Dorchester People for
Peace
will be marching again this year in the Dorchester Day Parade on June 2 along
with our friends and allied organizations. Every year Dorchester People for
Peace reserves a place in the parade, then invites our friends. Together
we bring our vision and our values to thousands of people along
the four-mile route. Join us this year!
Our message will focus
on ending the war in Afghanistan and opposing any new military intervention in
Iran or Syria; reducing the military budget; and funding urgent needs at home in
our neighborhoods and communities. Thousands of
marchers and parade watchers will see our banners and get our anti-war
flyers!
Marchers will gather
around Noon in Dorchester Lower Mills (Richmond St.)
with the
parade kick-off about 1pm. We’ll have our after-Parade barbeque and celebration
at Jeff Klein’s house, 123 Cushing Ave. from about 3:30pm. More details as we
get them.
WHERE: Lower
Mills, Dorchester
Richmond Street between
Dorchester Ave and Adams Street
Look for the Dorchester People
for Peace van
You can’t drive or park
anywhere near there on Dorchester Day, so travel early and travel by T
(to Ashmont Station on the Red Line, Butler or Milton on the Mattapan trolley)
…. Or park a ways away and walk.
Please let us know if you can make it by responding to
this email, writing to info@dotpeace.org
or phoning 617-288-4578
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BRING: A
sun hat, comfortable walking shoes (it’s four miles), water. You
can bring a banner for your organization if you have the people to carry
it.
COOKOUT: After the parade at Jeff Klein’s,
123 Cushing Ave (near the end of the parade and near Savin Hill T
station)
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Dorchester
People for Peace
works to end the wars; to build
a multi-racial peace movement against violence and militarism at home and
abroad; to oppose budget cuts, racism and political
repression.
617-282-3783 * info@dotpeace.org
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