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DESCRIPTION:Join us as author Gary Norris discusses his new book, The Grayline, a short 
 history chronicling the lives of disabled Black Americans coping with the 
 politics and attitudes of the non-disabled world.  Norris will be 
 accompanied by fellow authors Frank A. Jones, What Have We Done, Leroy F. 
 Moore, A Black Disabled Male with A Bad Attitude and High IQ, and Frank 
 Williams, Knowledge in Poetic Views. \n\nFor a complete listing of events 
 visit us online at moderntimesbookstore.com\nMODERN TIMES IS WHEELCHAIR 
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 and Economic Rights.\n\nPODER is a grassroots, environmental justice 
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 is to organize with Mission residents to work on local solutions to issues 
 facing low income communities and communities of color. PODER believes that 
 improvements to our neighborhood must be made through collective social 
 action to bring about social, economic and environmental justice.\n\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2007/04/29/18406632.php
SUMMARY:Gary Norris The Grayline
LOCATION:Modern Times Bookstore\n888 Valencia St.\nSan Francisco, CA 94110
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2007/04/29/18406632.php
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