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Friday, May 4, 2012

Why I Joined the Green Walk for Jobs and Justice

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Labels: active nonviolence, Appalachia, bank, coal, direct action, energy, environment, EQAT, green, greenpnc, jobs, mountains, MTR, nonviolence, PNC, quaker
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