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Tag Archives: anti-nuclear resistance in Grand Rapids
Anti-Nuclear Resistance in Grand Rapids: Part II
Last week we shared Part I, where I had been arrested in an anti-nuclear action in the summer of 1990 at Wurtsmith Air Force Base near Bay City in Michigan. After being arrested, I refused to go to the court … Continue reading
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