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Daily Archives: September 13, 2012
The National Council for Urban Peace and Justice Invites Formerly-Incarcerated and Convicted Peoples’ Movement to Assist in Voter Mobilization
Welcome to the Struggle: To formerly-incarcerated and formerly-convicted people, their families, communities and all social justice organizations: As part of a growing crescendo of civil and human rights organizations monitoring and participating in the historic voter mobilization effort throughout Pennsylvania, … Continue reading
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