(Middletown) Members of
Queer Liberation Front helped organize a rally at Javapalooza in Middletown in response to the generic cialis online
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Rally Against Queerphobia @ Coffee Shop
Posted on31 January 2011.
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[...] Dave Rozza January 31, 2011 Radioactive – Hartford IMC [...]
[...] Front and their supporters. Check out HIMC’s video of the event as posted over at HIMC, http://hartfordimc.org/2011/01/31/rally-against-queerphobia-coffee-shop/. Thanks to Dave and Megan for coming out in [...]
[...] “Rally Against Queerphobia @ Coffee Shop,” Hartford Independent Media, January 31, 2011 Several members of the group carried signs reading “Homophobia Kills,” and “I’m Sorry Just Doesn’t Cut It,” among other slogans along with rainbow flags and walked in a peaceful picket in front of Javapalooza. [...]