Take Back the Night March
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Take Back the Night March


October 22, 2010


March in Toronto’s Take Back the Night and remember 30 years of struggle:
* Over 30 years of women and trans people of colour fighting for gender equity and rights in this city
* Over 30 years of migrant women fighting for the right to live, work and move with justice and dignity
* Over 30 years of our indigenous sisters fighting for sovereignty and the right to self determination.
But most of all, march because for more than 30 years, we have fought, resisted, and organized ourselves to fight and to win.

Time: 7:30 pm
Venue: Dundas Square
Location: corner of Yonge & Dundas Toronto, ON
Categories: Human Rights, Law, Legal

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