Rod Coronado speaking at Resistance Ecology
I wanted to share this video of Rod speaking at length about his life as an activist.
As many of you know, he inspired part of The Tourist Trail.
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Join me tomorrow in Portland at the Oregon Historical Society for Holiday Cheer
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