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Roe v Wade Anniversary Reception

Join COLOR and our allies on Jan. 21st for a reception commemorating the US Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion.

Despite enduring years of attacks, the 1973 [Roe v. Wade] decision, which constitutionally protects a woman’s right to abortion, still stands as the law of the land. To celebrate Roe’s 37th anniversary, Protect Families, Protect Choice will be hosting a community happy hour! Please join us – it will be a fun and welcoming way to meet other people who support reproductive rights. Feel free to bring your stories about why safe and legal abortion matters to you!

When?   5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m., Thursday, January 21st
Where? Wynkoop Brewing Company
               1634 Wynkoop Street
               Denver, CO 80202

This is event is free and open to the public, but you must RSVP in advance!

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