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Latest revision as of 14:46, 15 December 2022
Florida Circumcision Crisis Protests is a group of events, organized by the Bloodstained Men & Their Friends.
Contents
Schedule
Florida Circumcision Crisis Protests 2023
- 20 January 2023: Kissimmee, FL + Avon Park, FL
- 21 January 2023: Lakeland, FL + Zephyrhills, FL
- 22 January 2023: Tampa, FL + Palm Harbor, FL
- 23 January 2023: St Petersburg, FL + Sarasota, FL
- 24 January 2023: Cape Coral, FL + Naples, FL
- 25 January 2023: Key Largo, FL + Key West, FL
- 26 January 2023: Key West, FL + Marathon, FL
- 27 January 2023: Kendale Lakes, FL + University Park, FL + Miami Beach, FL
- 28 January 2023: Pembroke Pines, FL + Pompano Beach, FL
- 29 January 2023: Boynton Beach, FL + Jupiter, FL
- 30 January 2023: Vero Beach, FL + West Melbourne, FL
- 31 January 2023: Port Orange, FL + Orange City, FL
- 1 February 2023: Orlando, FL
Purpose
| “ | Bloodstained Men & Their Friends invite all people of conscience to join us on the frontlines in the struggle to protect America's sons from the cruelty of infant circumcision. Intact genitals are a fundamental human right. – Bloodstained Men (Facebook page) |
Archive
Florida Circumcision Crisis Protests
- 23 February 2017: Miami
- 24 February 2017: Fort Lauderdale
- 25 February 2017: Fort Myers
- 26 February 2017: Bradenton
- 27 February 2017: St. Petersburg
- 28 February 2017: Tampa
- 1 March 2017: Ocala
- 2 March 2017: Gainesville
- 3 March 2017: Panama City
- 4 March 2017: Pensacola
- 5 March 2017: Tallahassee
- 6 March 2017: Jacksonville
- 7 March 2017: Daytona Beach
- 8 March 2017: Orlando
- 9 March 2017: Orlando
- 10 March 2017: Cocoa Beach
- 11 March 2017: West Palm Beach
- 12 March 2017: Boca Raton
- 13 March 2017: Miami
External links
Facebook page. Retrieved 29 August 2020.
