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In 1986 The Bangles were all the rage, Donkey Kong was a hot video game, mobile phones were bigger than your head, and the World Wide Web didn’t even exist. A lot has changed since then - but not electronic privacy law.
Come learn more about what has changed, what hasn't, and what you can do about it - Join us at our ACLU dotRights 80s party.
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Party Like It's 1986! We’ll have a DJ spinning 80s tunes, retro video games, and a “time machine” hair and makeup station to finish off your perfect look! Prizes for the best 80s attire and the finest 80s relics brought to the party. |
| When: | Wednesday, February 24, 6 to 10 pm |
| Where: | 111 Minna Gallery 111 Minna Street San Francisco, CA |
So break out your leg warmers and high tops, your Walkman and mixtapes, and party like it’s 1986.
Space is limited so RSVP required.
Party is free. Cash bar.
Dress sharp - free drink ticket to the first 30 people to show up in an 80s outfit.
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