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Archival photo from Central America Solidarity Protest in the early 1980s Grand Rapids
(Thanks to Barb Lester for sharing this photo.) As we have written in the past, there was a lively Central American Solidarity movement in Grand Rapids in the 1980s that lasted well into the 1990s. Those who organized in the … Continue reading
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