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Concerned Women for America face July 8 protest over stance against sadomasochism

July 8

If you need to contact Concerned Women for America that day, you might try carrier pigeon. The National Coalition for Sexual Freedom will barrage the organization with phone calls in an attempt to tie up its phone lines. The harassment is a response to CWA’s campaign against sadomasochistic parties at hotels across the country. The coalition will also attempt to bring down CWA’s Website on July 15.

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The websites of Concerned Women for America and CWA affiliate, Culture and Family Institute, have more on the fight against sadomasochistic activities. The Culture and Family Report has more on the July 8 protest.

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