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Are you ready for peace?

The March starts on 22nd and Broadway at 10:30AM and goes all the way down to Foley Square where there will be a festival until 6PM.

[via United for Peace: april29.org]:

A Massive, Vibrant, Powerful Call for Change:
It should be magnificent: sunny skies, pleasant temperatures (low 60s), and a massive crowd this Saturday at the March for Peace, Justice and Democracy in New York City.

April 29 will be a powerful opportunity to raise our voices in favor of immediate withdrawal from Iraq -- and the first real opportunity to come together in large numbers to say no to war on Iran.

Use the comments to let us know if you're going. We're definitely more than happy to publish your reports, video, audio and/or photographic documentation.


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