You Can't Do That: Marv Davidov, Non-violent Revolutionary: 2/17 Book reading

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Some countries designate living people as national treasures.
If we did, Marv would be a great candidate.
Please come to hear our local hero and help spread the word to your friends:


Marv Davidov and Carol Masters

"You Can't Do That: Marv Davidov, Non-violent Revolutionary"

Wednesday, February 17 . 7:00 p.m.

Unity Church Unitarian (see directions below)



An activist and organizer for over 50 years, Marv

Davidov has been involved in a wide variety of social

justice issues, from joining the Freedom Riders of 1961

Mississippi, to founding the Honeywell Project in protest

of the manufacture of cluster bombs and other weapon

systems by Minneapolis-based Honeywell during the

Vietnam War, to the 2008 RNC protests in St. Paul.

In his nomination of Marv for the MN 150: The People,

Places, and Things that Shape Our State exhibit at the

MN History Center, Will Shapira writes, "Minnesota

would not be Minnesota without the state's all-time social

activist on behalf of peace and justice for the entire state for over 50 years.. Marv

set the bar for every other peace and justice worker in the state who has followed

him. Without him Minnesota would not enjoy the fine reputation it does as a state

interested in working towards peace and justice."

Come hear the remarkable story of a man who has dedicated his life to effecting

change through peaceful means. Book signing following talk.

How to Find Us

The entrance for Unity Church-Unitarian's Sanctuary and Parish Hall is located on the corner of Portland Avenue and Grotto Street in Saint Paul, one block north of Summit and two blocks west of Dale. The entrance for the Church Office and many of the meeting rooms, is located on the Holly Avenue side of the building at our mailing address of 732 Holly Avenue.