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SECOND ANNUAL #96HOURS OF DIRECT ACTION AND RECLAIMING KING’S RADICAL LEGACY MARCH
SECOND ANNUAL #96HOURS OF DIRECT ACTION AND RECLAIMING KING’S RADICAL LEGACY MARCH
Jan 15 @ 12:00 am – Jan 16 @ 12:00 am
 “Equality demands dignity. And dignity demands a job and a paycheck that lasts through the week.” “When you have mass unemployment in the Negro community it’s called a social problem. When you have mass unemployment in the white community it’s called a depression” “We refuse to believe the bank of justice is bankrupt” — Martin Luther King, Jr– Last year, during MLK weekend, The Anti Police-Terror Project (APTP) answered a national call by initiating #96Hours of Direct Action that culminated in an historic march from Fruitvale Station to Coliseum City … Continued
1:00 pm
No Sprouts In Oakland: Stop Gentrification of Local Food Economy
@ New Sprouts Store
No Sprouts In Oakland: Stop Gentrification of Local Food Economy
@ New Sprouts Store
Jan 15 @ 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Come protest the new Sprouts “Farmers Market,” a racist, sexist, corporate, big box grocery store chain that has just moved into Oakland. Sprouts is NOT a farmers’ market, but in fact imports food from around the world and doesn’t treat their workers well. Stand against the gentrification of Oakland, in solidarity with Occupy the Farm and the Gill Tract Community Farm, and in support of local food economies and the real farmers markets and local markets owned and operated by the people of Oakland.60289
4:00 pm
“Can You See Me?” Interfaith Procession in Remembrance of Black Lives
@ Oscar Grant Plaza, Oakland City Hall
“Can You See Me?” Interfaith Procession in Remembrance of Black Lives
@ Oscar Grant Plaza, Oakland City Hall
Jan 15 @ 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
The newly emerging “Interfaith Committee in Solidarity with Black Lives Matter–Bay Area” is hosting a vigil and candle-lit funeral procession on the Friday afternoon preceding Martin Luther King Day weekend. This solemn action will call on Oakland city officials and residents alike to see, connect with, and mourn the Black and Brown lives lost to police violence as well as the losses born by communities of color in Oakland as a result of over-policing, displacement, and gentrification. It will also put City Hall on notice that they can expect continued … Continued
4:30 pm
Reclaim SF! Reclaim MLK’s Radical Legacy!
@ St. John's Church
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