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Debut Screening for Imagine Peace
June 25, 2009 from 7pm to 8:30pm – KTOP Studios Oakland,Ca Capturing the voices of a community ready to counteract a culture of violence with actions of peace. The Imagine Peace Documentary Series celebrates community members who's bodies of work and storie… Added by JM | Type: screening, hip, hop, spoken, word, live, tv
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