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“Write supportive postcards for transgender teens in the District on March 18”

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The Lemon Bowl DC – 3015 Georgia Ave NW

“Are you as pissed off about the “bathroom guidance” being rolled out as I am? Do you want to support transgender youth in DC (and North Carolina)? Come to Share Some Love on March 18 at The Lemon Bowl in Park View; drop in any time 3:30-5:30 to write one or more postcards, which will be collected and mailed to SMYAL in Washington, DC and Time Out Youth in Charlotte, NC. This event is free (donations gratefully accepted). More details and RSVP here: Share Some Love

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