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    Sign Making Parties to take place prior to
    Sedona’s Third Annual Women’s March

    December 21, 20181 Comment
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    logo_womensmarch2Sedona AZ (December 22, 2018) – In anticipation of the Third annual Women’s March Sedona, set to take place on Saturday January 19, 2019,  Women’s March organizers are holding three sign making parties around Sedona and Cottonwood. 

    “Sign making parties are a great way to build excitement and camaraderie before marching” said Toby Friedman, one of the events organizers.  “We encourage people to get together prior to the march to talk about why we march, rain or shine, and to craft the message they want to convey by being out there and being visible.” 

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    This year’s National Women’s March is known as #Womens Wave.  Its theme, and those of its local companion marches, is: “Women’s Rights are Human Rights and Human Rights are Women’s Rights”, the title of a famous 1995 speech and quote by Hillary Clinton. 

    The sign making parties will be held at various locations on January 5, 15, and 16.  Signboard will be available or attendees can bring their own. For information on locations and to rsvp for an event, check the events calendar at https://sedonaactionnetwork.com

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    1. Dayna Harrison on December 24, 2018 10:03 am

      Am I missing something? What rights do women NOT have? I am a woman. But I do not support Hillary Clinton or Linda Sorsour who wants Sharia Law in America (and is the national organizer of this march). Do these people even know what they are marching for? It seems they are only marching because they hate Trump. This is not unity. This is a tearing apart of our community and the American Dream. Why can’t we focus on what we have in common instead of looking for reasons for a civil war?


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