Peace Activist Support Circle to Commemorate 20th Anniversary of Jerry Rubin's Death Nov. 26

Join Santa Monica-area peace activists as they gather at an Activist Support Circle to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Jerry Rubin’s death Wednesday, Nov. 26 at 7 p.m. at the Friends Meeting Hall, located at 1440 Harvard Street in Santa Monica.

Jerry Rubin was a U.S. political activist and counterculture icon who helped organize massive protests against the Vietnam War. Born July 14, 1938 in Cincinnati, Ohio, Rubin also became an author, successful businessman and health drink network marketer. Rubin died after being struck by a car while jaywalking across Wilshire Boulevard in the Westwood section of Los Angeles just across the street from his residence.

At the public remembrance, fellow peace activists and friends of Rubin will share personal remembrances and stories and “discuss the similarities and differences between the 1960s peace movement and the peace movement of today.”

For more information on the public remembrance, call 310-399-1000 or visit the Activist Support Circle website at ActivistSupportCircle.org

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