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Wednesday, Aug. 18, 2004 11:48 a.m. EDT

Jane Fonda Takes 'Vaginas Vote' Campaign to New York

John Kerry's old anti-war protest partner "Hanoi" Jane Fonda is coming to New York in the wake of the GOP convention as part of a get-out-the-vote rally she's calling "Vaginas Vote."

A press release issued Wednesday by Fonda and her partner, "Vagina Monologues" playwright Eve Ensler, announces:

"'V-Day's V is For Vote' and Rock the Vote's 'Chicks Rock, Chicks Vote,' in conjunction with The White House Project's 'Vote, Run, Lead' and Omega Institute, announce THE event of the election season: 'Vaginas Vote, Chicks Rock.'"

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The release continues:

"On the evening of September 13th, actors, singers, dancers, thinkers and leaders will all come together at the historic Apollo Theater in Harlem for a night of entertainment and political empowerment."

While ostensibly nonpartisan, the Fonda event boasts of such anti-Bush headliners as Susan Sarandon, Gloria Steinem and Democratic Rep. Jan Schakowsky.

"'Vaginas Vote, Chicks Rock' takes place less than 2 months before the presidential election," the Fonda release says. "And organizers are using the power of arts and activism to motivate and inspire all women - especially young women - to raise their voices and get out the vote to end violence against women and girls."

A call to the Kerry campaign for reaction to "Hanoi" Jane's efforts on his behalf was not returned by press time.

See the photo first published by NewsMax that shows Kerry and Fonda protesting together in September 1970.

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