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    This document is calling for a protest against a proposed law in Arizona (HB87) that would criminalize immigrants in a similar way to an Arizona law from 2010 (SB1070). The protest will be held at 206 Washington St in Atlanta, GA to stand for justice for immigrants and stop racial profiling and criminalizing immigrants. Attendees are encouraged to wear white and bring a trash bag and use public transportation, and to show up at the listed address and time for more information. The document lists over 50 organizations and individuals supporting the cause.

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    This document is calling for a protest against a proposed law in Arizona (HB87) that would criminalize immigrants in a similar way to an Arizona law from 2010 (SB1070). The protest will be held at 206 Washington St in Atlanta, GA to stand for justice for immigrants and stop racial profiling and criminalizing immigrants. Attendees are encouraged to wear white and bring a trash bag and use public transportation, and to show up at the listed address and time for more information. The document lists over 50 organizations and individuals supporting the cause.

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    Flyer March For Truth 2011 - English - Rev 62

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    This document is calling for a protest against a proposed law in Arizona (HB87) that would criminalize immigrants in a similar way to an Arizona law from 2010 (SB1070). The protest will be held at 206 Washington St in Atlanta, GA to stand for justice for immigrants and stop racial profiling and criminalizing immigrants. Attendees are encouraged to wear white and bring a trash bag and use public transportation, and to show up at the listed address and time for more information. The document lists over 50 organizations and individuals supporting the cause.

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    SAY NO TO ARIZONA COPY CAT LAW!

    STAND FOR JUSTICE FOR IMMIGRANTS AND ALL PEOPLE!

    STOP RACIAL
    PROFILING!
    STOP CRIMINALIZING
    IMMIGRANTS!

    STOP HB87!

    206 WASHINGTON ST
    ATLANTA, GA.
    MORE INFORMATION: 770 457 5232
    USE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
    WEAR WHITE, BRING A TRASH BAG, NO FLAGS!
    Alterna, American Civil Liberties Union of Georgia, American Immigration Lawyers Association- Atlanta Chapter, Amnesty InternationalSouthern Regional
    Office, Anti-Defamation League, Asian American Legal Advocacy Center, Inc. of Georgia, Atlantan’s Building Leadership for Empowerment, Atlanta Grand-
    mothers for Peace, Ave Maria Law Firm, Caminar Latino, BLOCS, Center for Pan Asian Community Services, Coalicion de Lideres Latinos, Coalition for the
    People’s Agenda, Cobb Immigrant Alliance, Culture Connect, Dignidad Inmigrante-Athens, Douglas Street United Methodist Church, Feminist Women’s
    Health Center, Georgia Association of Latino Elected Officials, Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Georgia Commission on Family Violence,
    Georgia Detention Watch, Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights, Georgia Peace and Justice Coalition, Georgia Rural Urban Summit, Georgia State
    Conference NAACP, Georgia Women’s Action for New Direction, Hispanic News Service, Inc., Iglesia Luterana Sagrada Familia, International Action Cen-
    ter, International Center of Atlanta, International Rescue Committee, Kindred Southern Healing Justice Collective, Kuck Immigration Partners, LLC, Latin
    American Association, Marronage Productions Inc., Mercy Community Church, Metro Atlanta Democratic Socialist of America, Mexican-American Coali-
    tion, Mondo Homo, Movement to End Israeli Apartheid-Georgia, Outreach, 9to5, OCA-Georgia: Hopes and Aspirations of Asian Pacific Americans, Partner-
    ship Against Domestic Violence, Pinnacle33 Signage Solutions, Plaza Fiesta, Project South, Queer Justice League, Radio Diaspora, Raksha, Refugee Fam-
    ily Services, Refugee Women’s Network, Refugee Resettlement and Immigration Services of Atlanta, Revolution Books Atlanta, Rohan Law, PC, SPARK
    Reproductive Justice NOW, Southern Center for Human Rights, Southerners on New Ground, Taylor & Lee Law Firm, The Korean American Association of
    Greater Atlanta, The Korean-American Chamber of Commerce of Georgia, Trail of Dreams, Voces Unidas-Statesboro-, US Human Rights Network, Women
    Watch Afrika, Inc, INDIVIDUALS: Ms. Benin Dakar-Gwinnett County

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