Get on the Bus, Boston! On October 10-11, 2009, LGBT people and our allies from across the country will gather in Washington, DC to press a single demand: full equality in all matters governed by civil law. Join the Impact MA is organizing deluxe coach buses from Eastern Massachusetts and New England to the National Equality March. Buy a ticket below. If you have any questions, you can email David (dsiegel712@gmail.com) or Kate (kathryncleslie@yahoo.com).
If you are under 18, you must be accompanied by an adult approved by your parents.
Tickets are not refundable and purchase implies approval of the terms of agreement listed on the bottom of this page.
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Roundtrip ticket+hotel, full weekend ($149)
This is your best option to enjoy all that the weekend offers. We will get you down to D.C. in time to attend all seminars and workshops being offered on Saturday as well as to participate in the March on Sunday. Details:
•Depart Boston: Friday, Oct. 9th @ 10pm
•Return By: Monday, Oct. 12th @ 7 am
•Lodging for Saturday night at the Best Western in Roslyn
•$149 includes one bed in a room with two beds. If you are sharing this bed, the second person should only purchase the $89 bus ticket below.
•If you want the room to yourself, the price is $209.
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Roundtrip bus ticket, full weekend ($89)
We will get you down to D.C. in time to attend all seminars and workshops being offered on Saturday as well as to participate in the March on Sunday. Details:
•Depart Boston: Friday, Oct. 9th @ 10pm
•Return By: Monday, Oct. 12th @ 7 am
•Does not include lodging
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Roundtrip bus ticket, one day ($89)
If scheduling conflicts prevent you from joining us for the whole weekend, come down just for the March on Sunday! Details:
•Depart Boston: Saturday, Oct. 10 @ 10pm
•Return By: Monday, Oct. 12th @ 7 am
Monday, September 07, 2009
GLBT Equality March in DC with Join the Impact MA!
Ever wonder what it would have been like to be there for the march on Washington during the civil rights struggles in the 1960's? Here's your chance to be a part of history and to advance our goals of equality for all. Below is the quoted blurb from the JTIMA website, please visit them at this link to get started with your reservations:
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6 comments:
Are you attending John?
I won't be attending; I am a hermit.
I'll be there taking photos, videos and covering the story.
LOL, your a hermit John?
Your okay for a hermit btw.
I am not exactly proud of being a hermit.
Years of trying to pretend that I could hear what people were talking about have taken their toll.
So I just started avoiding virtually all social situations. I can hear better now, and sometimes I try to venture out a bit more. I'll do well for a little while, then I'll have one bad ear day and I fall back into the rut.
I understand completely.
its cool.
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