Senator Bill Perkins

Harlem Town Hall Meeting

Start: 1 Sep 2007 - 6:00pm

End: 1 Sep 2007 - 8:00pm

Timezone: Etc/GMT-4

Harlem Town Hall Meeting, Wed 01 Sep, 2007:

Discuss Civil Rights & Housing Discrimination at a Town Hall Meeting. Remind your elected officials that it's in their best interest to protect the housing of their voting constituents. While you're at it, register a few of the people there to vote.

Event is located at the Adam Clayton Powell State Office Building, 163 W. 125th St, 8th Floor.

Sponsors:

Kumiki Gibson, Commissioner, New York State Division of Human Rights
Bill Perkins, Senator, 30th Senatorial District

RSVP by Phone: 212 222 7315

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