Day 2 in Haiti: Protesting Forced Evictions from the Camps and Remembering Lovinsky Pierre on the third anniversary of his kidnapping
Speaking is organizer: Delourdes Joseph.
posted by Interchange @ 3:32 PM
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At a time historically when conversation is for the most part a lost art, I am amazed that the only people talking are those trapped next to each other on flights or in prison cells on lockdown, or on sinking ships once the last lifeboat is filled. Conversation is not the penalty for isolation, but often it feels such.
Friday, August 13, 2010
Speaking is organizer: Delourdes Joseph.
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