Lizeth Castillo

managing attorney of the Legal Advocacy Project at Peace Over Violence

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Wednesday is Denim Day. Advocates are encouraging Angelenos to throw on a jean jacket and head down to City Hall to rally against sexual violence.

Denim Day LA: Angelenos protest sexual violence

Wednesday is Denim Day. Advocates are encouraging Angelenos to throw on a jean jacket and head down to City Hall to rally against sexual violence.

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