in Anchorage
Greetings Good People,
I have been in Anchorage, Alaska a few days. It has been incredible. It is my second time. My first, I helped organize a revolutionary potluck to raise funds for Out North, where I explored U.S.-Iranian relations through Abgushte Burritos.
This trip I have started by going to various farmers and farmers markets. Finding out what the issues that matter most to them, because what happens in the Lower 48, I am told, does not reflect Alaska's reality. This is a good point. We think we are a United States, but what makes our country great is our differences, our uniquenessess.
We are performing Aug. 17, 18, and 19 at Out North in Anchorage, AK.
Tell a friend or 2 or 3.
I have been in Anchorage, Alaska a few days. It has been incredible. It is my second time. My first, I helped organize a revolutionary potluck to raise funds for Out North, where I explored U.S.-Iranian relations through Abgushte Burritos.
This trip I have started by going to various farmers and farmers markets. Finding out what the issues that matter most to them, because what happens in the Lower 48, I am told, does not reflect Alaska's reality. This is a good point. We think we are a United States, but what makes our country great is our differences, our uniquenessess.
We are performing Aug. 17, 18, and 19 at Out North in Anchorage, AK.
Tell a friend or 2 or 3.
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