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So he asked a few friends if they would be willing to make return calls to the harassers. They were, and soon, more than a thousand people were dialing the callers, politely telling them that he would not be terminating the clinic's lease.
If they could find the information, Stave’s supporters would ask during the callbacks how the children in the family were doing and mention their names and the names of their schools. “And then,” Stave said, “we’d tell them that we bless their home on such and such street,” giving the address. The family of a protester who called Stave’s home could get up to 5,000 calls in return.
The family of a protester who called Stave’s home could get up to 5,000 calls in return.