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2:00 pm SF Board of Sups Vote for Mario Woods Apology, Birthday @ SF City Hall, Room 250

SF Board of Sups Vote for Mario Woods Apology, Birthday @ SF City Hall, Room 250

Jan 26 @ 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm

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This Tuesday the BOS will vote on the resolution introduced by Supervisors Avalos and Campos to make Mario Woods’ birthday a day of memoriam in his name. They have also introduced a resolution to apologize to Mario Woods’ . This would be an apology from the city of San Francisco . Mayor Lee said he opposes these resolutions. We need to show up as a community and show our support for these resolutions . Room 25060384

5:30 pm BLM Sacramento: Everyone Has A #RightToRest DIE-IN & PROTEST @ Sacramento City Hall

BLM Sacramento: Everyone Has A #RightToRest DIE-IN & PROTEST @ Sacramento City Hall

Jan 26 @ 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm

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Black Lives Matter Sacramento joins the Occupation for the Right to Rest on Tuesday January 26th for a Die-In & Protest followed by flooding our City Council meeting for public comments. WITHOUT SLEEP, YOU WILL DIE Police continue to raid and harass the homeless in Sacramento: https://www.newsreview.com/sacramento/welcome-to-the-occupation-sacramento/content?oid=19599427 The city of Sacramento has made it a crime to sleep. So the homeless are being arrested if they close their eyes too long, and that is disgustingly inhumane. Reference: https://www.newsreview.com/sacramento/anonymous-no-more/content?oid=19663564 Our city has gentrified the hell out of Oak Park and Midtown, … Continued

6:30 pm Film Screening: Chicago Confessional – Police Torture in the Windy City @ Omni Commons

Film Screening: Chicago Confessional – Police Torture in the Windy City @ Omni Commons

Jan 26 @ 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

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6:30 pm Oakland Livable Wage Assembly meeting @ SEIU Local 1000 Union Hall

Oakland Livable Wage Assembly meeting @ SEIU Local 1000 Union Hall

Jan 26 @ 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm

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Join us to fight for a livable wage for all Bay Area workers! We collaborate in principled reflection and action on what the Bay Area livable wage would be and where we are at on the right to a livable wage. The Oakland Livable Wage Assembly builds Community and Power among those who seek higher wages and better work life conditions for area workers. Our work together encompasses: (1) The concerns of precarious, care and contingent workers, (2) Campaigns to improve wages for low wage workers, and (3) Efforts by … Continued

7:00 pm Berkeley City Council Review of Police Action during BLM Protests Last Year @ Longfellow Middle School Auditorium

Berkeley City Council Review of Police Action during BLM Protests Last Year @ Longfellow Middle School Auditorium

Jan 26 @ 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm

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The long-delayed review of the BPD’s reaction to the December 6, 2014 protest asserting that Black Lives Matter will finally be be held by the Berkeley City Council this Tuesday evening. City Council agenda. Item 11 a&b.60386

7:30 pm “The Education of Kevin Powell” A Boy’s Journey into Manhood Hosted by Davey D @ First Congregational Church

“The Education of Kevin Powell” A Boy’s Journey into Manhood Hosted by Davey D @ First Congregational Church

Jan 26 @ 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm

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“The Education of Kevin Powell” A Boy’s Journey into Manhood Hosted by Davey D “As a charismatic speaker, leader, and very good writer, Kevin Powell has the courage…to be fully human, and this will bring the deepest revolution of all.” Gloria Steinem”Poignant and transformative. This story of Black male life in our patriarchal culture, from boyhood to manhood, is raw and passionate. It offers a true and honest portrait of all that Black males endure to survive and, more importantly, to cope with trauma, and to heal and thrive. It … Continued

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This website was created in the fall of 2011. Most of it is now moribund, but the Occupy Oakland Calendar, which lists activist events in the East Bay (and occasionally elsewhere) is still maintained, the Search facility works to find earlier posts and keep OO’s history alive, and articles are occasionally still posted to the front page.

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