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THE STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM CONTINUES!
STOP Police Terror, Systemic Racism & STOP the Privatization of the Port of Oakland!
The International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) Longshore Division will stop work at all 29 ports on the West Coast for eight hours to commemorate JUNETEENTH, the holiday celebrating the end of slavery.
Join ILWU Locals 10, 34, 75, 91 for a day of solidarity & resistance. AN INJURY TO ONE IS AN INJURY TO ALL!
EMERGENCY EVICTION DEFENSE TUESDAY, 6/23 @ 8AM. Caltrans is attempting to illegally evict over 20 homeless people during the #COVID19 pandemic!! Come out to help defend the community from #PoliceBrutality !! pic.twitter.com/sVzvNdH1Tz
— the United Front Against Displacement (@TheUfad) June 21, 2020
We are asking folks to show up THURSDAY AT 8am to support homelsss residents of 38th & Manilla. The city is trying to evict them during a #pandemic and during the #CaliforniaWildFire !! https://t.co/CRvFy6GL1R pic.twitter.com/a8LaEBVOwX
— the United Front Against Displacement (@TheUfad) August 25, 2020
The latest updates from the #6Forced2Strike group, who are going on day 7 of a hunger strike in front of Antioch Police Department. Below is the latest press release (9/10/20), a photo of the site, and their three demands: pic.twitter.com/GJ2Vvs6RMy
— Sarah Belle Lin (@SarahBelleLin) September 10, 2020
TOMORROW! The long standing Wood St encampment is being threatened with an illegal eviction as early as 5 am but going on all day. Show up to help residents and watch cops. #ftp #homesanddignityforall pic.twitter.com/U75bGHoLJP
— The Village, Oakland (@VillageOakland) October 12, 2020
ACCORDING TO AN EMAIL FROM BERKELEY COPWATCH THE EVICTIONS ON OCT 13th HAVE BEEN CANCELLED (NOT SURE IF THAT IS PERMANENTLY…)
Berkeley's largest unhoused encampment is facing eviction and its residents are willing to face arrest to defend their right to occupy space! We need copwatchers and witnesses to come to Seabreeze cafe 7a this Tues 10/13 and possible dates after to film any evictions and arrests. pic.twitter.com/JgOaKvxyhH
— Berkeley Copwatch (@Copwatch411) October 8, 2020
Saturday 10/17 event has been moved from Dolores Park to Civic Center. Spread the word and make sure everyone knows the new location!!!!!!!! 🖤❤️ pic.twitter.com/5O1NKKToHE
— Berkeley Antifa (@berkeleyantifa) October 16, 2020
Sat October 17
12pm noon
Wear black pic.twitter.com/HGHRIaUEK3— Berkeley Antifa (@berkeleyantifa) October 8, 2020
When Black families are under attack – what do we do?
ACT UP FIGHT BACK!
Join us on Monday, Nov 3 @ 10:30 AM @ 3359 Brookdale Ave to stand with our friend Fred, his wife, & 3 young children who are facing eviction – in the middle of a pandemic – due to a predatory foreclosure.
— Moms 4 Housing (@moms4housing) October 30, 2020
The family, members of @CalOrganize and the Black Housing Union, will host a press conference outside their home to send a strong message to the landlord that they will not be leaving their home and to let all other tenants at risk of eviction that ACCE has their back. BE THERE!
— Moms 4 Housing (@moms4housing) October 30, 2020
As we approach the November election, the multiracial working class is facing multiple crises: dangerous school reopenings, no pandemic relief, continued police violence and repression, climate change crashing down upon us, and a potentially chaotic General Election looming before us.
But we know that collective action in the streets is still the best antidote to the anger and fear we face daily. As democratic socialists, we must be a visible and committed force fighting for democracy and building a mass movement of the working class.
That means — whatever the status of the election — we need to be ready to mobilize on November 4th. Join East Bay DSA and coalition partners from across the Bay Area as we rally to demand that every vote is counted, and to begin organizing to grow DSA and our movement in the coming months. We’ll convene at Oscar Grant Plaza starting at noon for a mass rally and day of action. RSVP below!
| Meet: Cable Car turnout, Powell and Market Streets, then march to the Westfield Shopping Complex | |
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It’s that time of year again! The 7th Annual Reclaim King’s Radical Legacy Weekend will take place January 15th-18th 2020.
This year’s theme is Re-Imagine. Reimagine and remember King’s unrealized dream.
Oaklanders have a dream:
We dream of a total transformation of how Oakland defines and implements public safety.
We dream of REfunding our communities with 50% of OPD’s dollars to create true public safety.
We dream of housing our unhoused.
We dream of being able to afford our rent.
We dream of an equitable and competent response to our most COVID-19 impacted communities.
We dream of communities that are not terrorized and traumatized by gun violence.
We dream of a 100% progressive city government that reflects the values that are the heart and soul of Oakland.
We are making our dream the collective lived reality of our City.
We are asking organizations to organize events over the weekend on January 15, 16, or 17. But please reserve Monday, January 18, MLK Day itself, for the 7th Annual Day of Action to Reclaim MLK’s Radical Legacy — Car Caravan: https://www.facebook.com/events/446637456326892
Events should be virtual or absolutely ensure safe social distancing and adherence to COVID-19 precautions. We will post events here as we learn of them.
See you online and in the streets!
It’s that time of year again! The 7th Annual Reclaim King’s Radical Legacy Weekend will take place January 15th-18th 2020.
This year’s theme is Re-Imagine. Reimagine and remember King’s unrealized dream.
Oaklanders have a dream:
We dream of a total transformation of how Oakland defines and implements public safety.
We dream of REfunding our communities with 50% of OPD’s dollars to create true public safety.
We dream of housing our unhoused.
We dream of being able to afford our rent.
We dream of an equitable and competent response to our most COVID-19 impacted communities.
We dream of communities that are not terrorized and traumatized by gun violence.
We dream of a 100% progressive city government that reflects the values that are the heart and soul of Oakland.
We are making our dream the collective lived reality of our City.
We are asking organizations to organize events over the weekend on January 15, 16, or 17. But please reserve Monday, January 18, MLK Day itself, for the 7th Annual Day of Action to Reclaim MLK’s Radical Legacy — Car Caravan: https://www.facebook.com/events/446637456326892
Events should be virtual or absolutely ensure safe social distancing and adherence to COVID-19 precautions. We will post events here as we learn of them.
See you online and in the streets!
It’s that time of year again! The 7th Annual Reclaim King’s Radical Legacy Weekend will take place January 15th-18th 2020.
This year’s theme is Re-Imagine. Reimagine and remember King’s unrealized dream.
Oaklanders have a dream:
We dream of a total transformation of how Oakland defines and implements public safety.
We dream of REfunding our communities with 50% of OPD’s dollars to create true public safety.
We dream of housing our unhoused.
We dream of being able to afford our rent.
We dream of an equitable and competent response to our most COVID-19 impacted communities.
We dream of communities that are not terrorized and traumatized by gun violence.
We dream of a 100% progressive city government that reflects the values that are the heart and soul of Oakland.
We are making our dream the collective lived reality of our City.
We are asking organizations to organize events over the weekend on January 15, 16, or 17. But please reserve Monday, January 18, MLK Day itself, for the 7th Annual Day of Action to Reclaim MLK’s Radical Legacy — Car Caravan: https://www.facebook.com/events/446637456326892
Events should be virtual or absolutely ensure safe social distancing and adherence to COVID-19 precautions. We will post events here as we learn of them.
See you online and in the streets!
BREAKING: Fast food workers nationwide are going on strike for $15 an hour, COVID-safe workplaces, and respect on the job February 16. #FightFor15 workers have been fighting too long for higher wages. https://t.co/gp6OuDrAHw pic.twitter.com/7F6i5nvCEO
— Fight For 15 (@fightfor15) February 12, 2021
DO NOT CROSS THE PICKET LINE
*MCDONALD’S, BURGER KING, AND WENDY’S* WORKERS ARE FIGHTING FOR A LIVING WAGE.
***DO NOT*** ORDER FROM ANY OF THESE PLACES ON TUESDAY, THE 16TH
Stopping Line 3 is critical.
In solidarity with Water Protectors on the frontlines on Anishinaabe lands in Minnesota, we are racing against Enbridge’s next big financial deadline, On March 31st, 18 banks have a $2.2 billion loan to Enbridge due for renewal. The 18 major banks involved in that loan have to make a decision whether to continue to support Line 3 or walk away from Enbridge and its toxic, colonial pipeline. You can help to send them a message: Stop Funding Filthy Fossil Fuels.
If enough of us take these actions together, we can make the companies funding Line 3 feel enough pressure that they will walk away from this toxic tar sands pipeline.
Email Bank CEOs on Feb. 19
Your email will go directly to the inboxes of the CEOs at JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, CitiBank and the fifteen other banks funding Line 3. There’s no time to waste, we need these CEOs to get the thousands of emails on Friday, February 19 — will you take the time to click to #StopLine3?
Call Chase Bank to Defund Line 3 on Feb. 19
Prefer to use the phone? Click here for a phone script and link to urge Chase Bank execs to defund Line 3: https://stopthemoneypipeline.com/call-chase-defund-line-3/
With Love and Rage and Action,
Extinction Rebellion SF Bay Area