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Twin Cities Aroace Solidarity Group

March 4, 2029 @ 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm CST

Twin Cities Aroace Solidarity group is a joyful, embracing 21+ creative community for progressive aroace-spec (aromantic and/or asexual spectrum) and queer allies to share mutual aid and friendship; creative/artistic exchange; and learning, peer education & guidance across gender, age, income level, ethnicity & other lines of social difference. We gather at Quatrefoil monthly to socialize and discuss queer media.
Please email or text group organizer Amy Brooks at abbrooks77@icloud.com | (937) 901-9205

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Date:
March 4, 2029
Time:
1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
CST
Series:
Twin Cities Aroace Solidarity Group
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