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Monthly Archives: January 2017
Perspective on yesterday’s Women’s March from 49 years ago
When Jay and I, with our friends Mary and Stu, joined 100,000 Bay Area protestors yesterday at Civic Center, I was struck by how similar the rally and Women’s March were to events I witnessed in Paris nearly 49 years … Continue reading
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Tagged 1968 history, 1968 May Revolution, activism, current-events, Paris, politics, protest, The Berkeley Girl
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