May 28 2021 No Fixed Address Continued . . .Vancouver Van Dwellers - Rally Review & Connection to 'No Fixed Address'

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Self Guided Reading 15 min.

No Fixed Address Novel Continued . . .


From Page 45 - min 57.37 in the audio book to . . .pg 61 - 

1 hour and 13:33 min audio book. 


End of class - review of 

Rally blocks Vancouver traffic to oppose crackdown on vehicle dwellers



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