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KFTC Rally for Water & Democracy

  • On Tuesday November 8, Kentuckians for the Commonwealth and 12 other organizations held a rally to protest a KY Supreme Court ruling that prevented a referendum on public ownership of Lexington's water system. The international conglomerate that owns Lexington's water company went to court to prevent a vote. 350 central Kentuckians rallied in Lexington's Phoenix Park.

2000th U.S. Death Vigil

  • Over 50 people protested and mourned 2000 U.S. deaths in the Iraq War and occupation. Friday October 28; Triangle Park in Lexington, Kentucky.

Photos: Rally for Cindy Sheehan 8/17/05

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    A rally called by MoveOn.org. Over 250 gathered in Lexington, Kentucky's Triangle Park. The CKCPJ's Peace Action Task Group organized the sequence of signs along the street.
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May 07, 2008

7/2 Lexington Network Film: The Short Life of Jose Antonio Gutierrez

WHAT:

Lexington Network's Summer Film & Discussion Series

The Short Life of Jose Antonio Gutierrez

WHEN:

6 p.m. Wednesday

July 2

WHERE:

Lexington Central Public Library

140 E. Main St.

Lexington

Free & open to the public

DETAILS:

The Lexington Network presents an award winning documentary film about the first combat casualty of the Iraq War, who was also an undocumented immigrant and green card soldier. The film raises provocative questions about immigrants and immigration, third world poverty, green card soldiers, street kids, our role in the third world and the nature of heroism. It is the story of one person's ability to survive. Born in one war, Gutierrez died in another.

What is a hero? You decide. Discussion and reception following the film.

LEXINGTON NETWORK MISSION STATEMENT

The Lexington Network is an organization of individuals proactively engaged in raising awareness and understanding of Lexington's diverse community. Through dialogue and commitment to service and educational projects, we pledge to maintain an active presence on: issues that divide us, issues that concern us, and issues that face us.

The Lexington Network hosts discussion forums and special events focusing on issues of racism and discrimination.

SPONSORS:

The Lexington Network

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:

Loren Drzal

(859) 543-2809