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Remembering Ronnie Burk

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Ronnie Burk

Ronnie Burk, poet and activist, Surrealist and Buddhist, would have been 60 today on April 1, 2015! Celebrate him with a remembrance post at ACT UP Archives filled with photos and collages. Feel free to leave a comment!

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Author: Empty Mirror News Tags: Buddhism, poets, surrealism Category: News April 7, 2015

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