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Post Office Defence: Stop the Postal Police
@ Downtown Berkeley Post Office
Post Office Defence: Stop the Postal Police
@ Downtown Berkeley Post Office
Dec 10 @ 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Postal Police have raided/harassed the Occupation/Vigil at the Post Office opposing its sale and the privatization of the Postal Service for four mornings: Thursday, 12/4, Friday, Sunday and Monday. They did not show up again Tuesday morning, fortunately. Let’s make sure they don’t again, or if they do, have a crowd waiting for them, as we did Monday morning and again on Tuesday. Berkeley Post Office Defenders welcomes your support!57522
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East Oakland rally and march for Eric Garner, Mike Brown
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East Oakland rally and march for Eric Garner, Mike Brown
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Dec 10 @ 11:30 pm – Dec 11 @ 1:30 am
East Oakland rally and march. Justice for Mike Brown, Eric Garner and all victims of police brutality and murder. Bring the outrage to the scene of numerous police killings: Brownie Polk, Alan Blueford, Derrick Jones, Jose Buenrostro, Andrew Moppin… to name just a few Black, Brown and Native American young victims of the New Jim Crow. Ferguson is Everywhere Justice for Michael Brown and Eric Garner Police Murder and Brutality Must Stop 57529
12:00 am
Tribunal & March Against Police Terror. Berkeley.
Tribunal & March Against Police Terror. Berkeley.
Dec 11 @ 12:00 am – 4:00 am
Update: live-from- #Ferguson tribunal moved to 2537 Haste St. to accommodate larger crowd 4pm; then march from Telegraph and Bancroft 7pm— Occupy Oakland (@OccupyOakland) December 10, 2014 Tribunal 4PM @ Room 174 Barrows Hall, UCB (near Bancroft + Telegraph); afterward MARCH gathers @ Bancroft + Telegraph
#berkeleyprotests— Occupy Oakland (@OccupyOakland) December 10, 2014 The night of December 6, over 500 UC-Berkeley students and community members marched to demand justice for Mike Brown and Eric Garner. Police from across the East Bay rioted against the peaceful crowd, with batons, tear gas, … Continued
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Human Rights Vigil for Jobs Not Jail
@ Alameda County Admin Bldg
Human Rights Vigil for Jobs Not Jail
@ Alameda County Admin Bldg
Dec 11 @ 1:00 am – 2:30 am
 “Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person.” — United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights Across the world, December 10th is commemorated as Human Rights Day. Having access to a job, education, healthcare, and safety in Alameda County is a human rights issue! Join us, along with faith leaders and community members, for a vigil in front of the Alameda County Administration building. Let’s tell the Alameda County Board of Supervisors that we oppose the ongoing cuts to reentry job training, education, healthcare, and housing. We … Continued
3:00 am
Class on Prison Abolition
@ The Omni (Public School)
Class on Prison Abolition
@ The Omni (Public School)
Dec 11 @ 3:00 am – 5:00 am
This will be the second session of a class on Prisons, Prison Abolition, and the new Jim Crow. This second session of this class will address issues concerning how to approach the question and the practice of abolishing the prison system. — what aspects of the prison system can be eliminated right now, in the interest of taking steps toward instituting justice in this country? — what are the weak points in the structure of imprisonment and mass incarceration that we face, so that we can attack it there? — … Continued
3:00 am
Justice denied from Ferguson to NYC: How can we stop legal lynching?
@ Women’s Building, Room B
Justice denied from Ferguson to NYC: How can we stop legal lynching?
@ Women’s Building, Room B
Dec 11 @ 3:00 am – 5:00 am
he grand jury’s decision not to indict Officer Darren Wilson for the August 9 murder of Ferguson resident Mike Brown is simultaneously shocking and predictable. The same is true of a Staten Island grand jury’s decision not to indict Daniel Panteleo for the choking death of Eric Garner, spitting in the face of the people around the country who took to the streets to protest Wilson’s escape. The global spotlight on police murder after the rebellion in Ferguson makes the decision to let both walk all the more surprising, but … Continued
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