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Inauguration Protest Actions in Area
Some of protests taking place in next few days:
– United Against Hate – March in L. A. – Jan. 20th – 11 am – 6 pm (800 W. Olympic Blvd.)
– Claremont Walk-out/Action – Jan. 20th – 3 PM – Honnold.Mudd Library
-Women’s March in L. A. (9-4 pm) – Pershing Square
– Women’s March in Riverside (Jan. 21- 10 A. M.) Riverside Main Street Mall)…
-Inland Resistance – United Against Trump (Jan. 21 – 11:30 am) Ontario City Hall (303 B street)
-Resolution before Claremont City Council on defending civil rights, safety, and dignity – Claremont City Hall (207 Harvard Ave.) (Tuesday, Jan. 24th at 6 PM)
Article in Excelsior: Inmigrantes Preparan Resistencia al Nivel Local Contra Trump
http://www.unidossc.com/articles/inmigrantes-24619-trump-california.html
Rally to get Pomona City Council Vote to stop the impounding of cars
In many cities, officials are taking advantage of this time period when the driver’s licenses for undocumented are not issued until January –and they are stepping up the unjust impounding of cars – accumulating tremendous profits. Please join in advocating that the Pomona City Continue reading
Adelanto Protest
The protest today, led by the Inland Empire Immigrant Youth Coalition and the Justice for Immigrants Coalition of Inland Southern California, took place outside the privately run Adelanto Detention Facility East. Continue reading
SAVE THE DATE
President Obama will be coming to Los Angeles on June 7th and we’ll be rallying to greet him with a clear message: Not1More Deportation! Continue reading
1,000s March Against Walmart – Chinatown Los Angeles
Thousands marched through Los Angeles Chinatown on June 30th 2012 to protest Wal-Mart Stores Inc. moving ahead with plans to open its first store in the downtown area in 2013. Demonstrators marched from Los Angeles State Historic Park to the future site of the 33,000-square-foot grocery store on the edge of Chinatown. The protesters were joined by Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello and folk-rocker Ben Harper.
Music by: Neil Young – This Land is Your Land [Woody Guthrie cover]
Video montage by: Roger L. Griffith