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Amy Goodman to speak at Wealthy Theatre September 18

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Award-winning journalist Amy Goodman will stop at Wealthy Theatre Sept. 18 at noon for her Democracy Now! 100-city tour. Goodman will give a lecture with a book-signing to follow.
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Event details

Amy Goodman (Democracy Now!)

12 p.m. (noon) Sept. 18, 2012

Live at Wealthy Theatre

1130 Wealthy Street SE

Grand Rapids, MI 49506

www.wealthytheatre.org

(616) 459-4788 x130

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Made possible by Griffin Properties

Hosted by Community Media Center

/courtesy of Amy Goodman

/courtesy of Griffin Properties

Amy Goodman will take the stage on Sept. 18, 2012 at noon to talk about the 2012 elections and community media at the Wealthy Theatre, a service of the Grand Rapids Community Media Center (GRCMC). 

Award-winning journalist Amy Goodman is well known for her long-running news program, "Democracy Now!"

Goodman and Democracy Now! are on the road for a two month, 100 city tour. Goodman is visiting Grand Rapids and other cities in an effort to raise funds and awareness for the public broadcasters and community media stations that carry Democracy Now! on their stations, such as GRTV, a part of GRCMC.

"We'll travel through many of the electoral swing states, going beyond the mainstream media’s obsessive focus on the latest poll numbers and candidate gaffes, to examine how people are organizing; the impacts of restrictive voter ID laws that are making it harder to vote; and how the massive influx of campaign cash following the Citizens United decision is changing how our democracy works," says Denis Moynihan, co-founder of Democracy Now!.

Proceeds from donations given during Goodman's event will benefit the Community Media Center, and donations will be accepted at the door. The event is generously underwritten by Griffin Properties.

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