On foot and carrying flags, they crossed the Mason-Dixon line – the old American border between slavery and freedom – walking to Washington, DC, over the course of three weeks in May. They canoed across the broad, grand Susquehanna River. They walked more than 300 miles from New York to deliver a peace protest to Congress and the people they met along the way: “We affirm and defend everlasting human rights across all borders.” They […]
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