New York State Circumcision Crisis Protests
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New York State Circumcision Crisis Protests is a group of events, organized by the Bloodstained Men & Their Friends.
Contents
Schedule
New York State Circumcision Crisis Protests 2023
- 21 July 2023: Brooklyn, NY + Staten Island, NY
- 22 July 2023: Nanuet, NY + Monticello, NY
- 23 July 2023: Oneonta, NY + Binghamton, NY
- 24 July 2023: Orchard Park, NY + Niagara Falls, NY
- 25 July 2023: Buffalo, NY + Rochester, NY
- 26 July 2023: Syracuse, NY + Watertown, NY
- 27 July 2023: Malone, NY + Plattsburgh, NY
- 28 July 2023: Queensbury, NY + Albany, NY
- 29 July 2023: Yonkers, NY + Bronx, NY
- 30 July 2023: Manhasset, NY + Commack, NY
- 31 July 2023: Southampton, NY + Shirley, NY
- 1 August 2023: Long Beach, NY + East Meadow, NY
- 2 August 2023: Flushing, NY
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
Chicago to NYC Circumcision Crisis Protests
- 27 September 2016: Chicago, IL
- 28 September 2016: Fort Wayne, IN
- 29 September 2016: Detroit, MI
- 30 September 2016: Cleveland, OH
- 1 October 2016: Buffalo, NY
- 2 October 2016: Rochester, NY
- 3 October 2016: Binghamton, NY
- 4 October 2016: NYC
- 5 October 2016: NYC
- 6 October 2016: Philadelphia, PA
- 7 October 2016: Harrisburg, PA
- 8 October 2016: Pittsburgh, PA
- 9 October 2016: Columbus, OH
- 10 October 2016: Cincinnati, OH
- 11 October 2016: Indianapolis, IN
- 12 October 2016: Urbana / Champaign, IL
- 13 October 2016: Chicago, IL
Northeast Seaboard Circumcision Crisis Protests
- 20 July 2018: Wilmington, DE
- 21 July 2018: Atlantic City, NJ
- 22 July 2018: Toms River, NJ
- 23 July 2018: Brooklyn, NY
- 24 July 2018: Nassau County, NY
- 25 July 2018: Suffolk County, NY
- 26 July 2018: Queens, NY
- 27 July 2018: Bronx, NY
- 28 July 2018: Springfield, MA
- 29 July 2018: Worcester, MA
- 30 July 2018: Manchester, NH
- 31 July 2018: Auburn, ME
- 1 July 2018: Bangor, ME
- 2 July 2018: Dover, NH
- 3 July 2018: Boston, MA
- 4 July 2018: Cape Cod, MA
- 5 July 2018: Newport, RI
- 6 July 2018: Hartford, CT
- 7 July 2018: Stamford, CT
- 8 July 2018: Newark, NJ
- 9 July 2018: Philadelphia, PA
External links
Facebook page. Retrieved 3 August 2023.
