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Public Advocate Williams to attend Amira Aminova vigil, re-raise Stonewall Pride flag Feb. 12

Public Advocate Jumaane Williams will attend a vigil for Amira Aminova and re-raise the Pride flag at Stonewall National Monument on February 12.

The Stonewall Inn / Stonewall National Monument at 38-64 Christopher Street in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, decorated with Pride flags.

Public Advocate Williams to attend Amira Aminova vigil, re-raise Stonewall Pride flag Feb. 12

Public Advocate Jumaane Williams will attend a vigil for Amira Aminova and re-raise the Pride flag at Stonewall National Monument on February 12.

Public Advocate Williams to attend Amira Aminova vigil, re-raise Stonewall Pride flag Feb. 12
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Public Advocate Jumaane Williams plans to join community organizations for a vigil honoring Amira Aminova on the evening of Thursday, February 12, according to a public schedule released by his office. The vigil is set for 6 p.m. at 23rd Avenue and Bath Avenue in Brooklyn, the office said.

Earlier that afternoon, Williams is scheduled to join advocates at 4 p.m. to re-raise the Pride flag at the Stonewall National Monument, located at 38-64 Christopher…

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