Walk Against Racism
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Event Details
Join us at 8:30 am Saturday after the annual "Stand Against Raciasm" on the last Friday as we "Walk Against Racism" from the YWCA south on Locust St, to Skagway and then back to the YWCA.
Musical entertainment, Morgan Woode of Fanti Way will conclude the walk, as well as light refreshments.
As an organization committed to eliminating racism and discrimination, we are working hard to bring awareness to an issue that needs to be resolved. We are here thereby making an effort to walk for peace and equality in our community.
Walk Against Racism
Phone : 308-384-9922 (Always call and confirm events.)
Fax : 308-675-1237
Email Address : adult.programs@ywca-gi.org
Web: www.standagainstracism.org
Walks
Attractions and Upcoming Events
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