‘It’s terrifying. It’s like an apocalypse’: Pacific Collegiate School students march against Trump
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Lookout Santa Cruz ^
| November 13, 2024 | Hillary Ojeda
A senior at Pacific Collegiate School, Zero Pabich felt horrible after the news of Donald Trump’s victory last week. So
the day after the election, Pabich said they began organizing a protest to show that young people will continue fighting to protect the rights of marginalized communities.
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Women's March plans to protest Trump's second presidency in D.C.(Part Deux)
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Axios ^
| 11/08/2024 | Mimi Montgomery
The Women's March group is returning with a series of D.C. protests in light of President-elect Trump's win.Why it matters: The first Women's March was held the day after Trump's 2017 inauguration to protest what the participants saw as threats the administration posed to issues like civil rights and gender equality. It's
considered to be the U.S.' biggest-ever single-day demonstration.And now, almost eight years later, the group is protesting another Trump presidency.State of play: The Women's March group will host a rally in D.C. Saturday at Columbus Circle in front of Union Station "to build community and power ahead of...
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EXTRAORDINARY NEWS: Sherman’s New and Grand Campaign; Great Military March Through Georgia (11/10/1864)
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New York Times - Times Machine ^
| 11/10/1864
CINCINNATI, Wednesday, Nov. 8[?]. Yesterday's Indianapolis Journal says: "Officers from Chattanooga report that SHERMAN returned to Atlanta early last week with fire corps of his army, leaving two corps in Tennessee under THOMAS to watch HOOD. He destroyed the railroad from Chattanooga to Atlanta, and is sending the iron to the former
place. Atlanta is burned, and SHERMAN is marching directly for Charleston, S.C." WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nov. 9, 1864. The news concerning SHERMAN's programme in Georgia, which has been telegraphed to the country from a Western-paper, will startle the public. Some of the facts had been known in this city....
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Women's March plans to protest Trump's second presidency in D.C.
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Axios ^
| 11/9/24
The Women's March group is returning with a series of D.C. protests in light of President-elect Trump's win. Why
it matters: The first Women's March was held the day after Trump's 2017 inauguration to protest what the participants saw as threats the administration posed to issues like civil rights and gender equality. It's considered to be the U.S.' biggest-ever single-day demonstration. And now, almost eight years later, the group is protesting another Trump presidency. State of play: The Women's March group will host a rally in D.C. Saturday at Columbus Circle in front of Union Station "to build community and...
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Thousands expected for People’s March on Washington ahead of Trump’s inauguration
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The Washington Post ^
| November 7, 2024 | Ellie Silverman
Tens of thousands of people are expected in Washington ahead of Inauguration Day in January to protest President-elect Donald Trump and policy priorities that they say will undermine the rights of women, immigrants, the LGBTQ+ community and racial and religious minorities. The
demonstration, dubbed the “People’s March on Washington,” is scheduled for Jan. 18, two days before the inauguration. It is being organized by leading civil rights, racial justice and reproductive health organizations, including the Women’s March and Abortion Access Now, a coalition of organizations including the ACLU, Planned Parenthood and the National Women’s Law Center. Organizers estimate 50,000 people...
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Last chance to get in? 3,000 Mexican migrants march towards America on election day: US border source blasts 'one last f*** you to America'
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Daily Mail ^
More than 3,000 Mexican migrants marched towards America on Election Day as after Donald Trump vowed to carry out the 'largest deportation operation in American history'. Men,
women and children were seen marching towards the southern US border Tuesday carrying banners that read 'no more migrant blood' and images of the Virgin of Guadalupe, an important religious and cultural symbol in Mexico, as Americans headed to their local polling stations. US Border Patrol was aware the election could trigger mass migrations of asylum seekers, according to sources who told The New York Post that the migrants want to arrive in...
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‘I’m Scared --–----.’ Why Women’s March Protesters Say They ‘Won’t Go Back’
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the Daily Signal ^
| November 2, 2024 | Virginia Allen |
“We can’t go back to Donald Trump,” Julie Drizin told The Daily Signal on Saturday at the “We Won’t Go Back”-themed Women’s March in Washington, D.C. Sporting a “RESIST” pin on her right side, a “FEMINIST AF” and transgender flag pin on her right side, and holding a Trump baby balloon, Drizin
added, “We can’t go back to a world where abortion is not freely available to any women without apology.” Drizin, a 61-year-old from Silver Spring, Maryland, joined several thousand other women to participate in Saturday’s march, and was open about her support for Vice President Kamala Harris, the...
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Senegalese women take aim at polluting countries in march for climate justice
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The Associated Press ^
| November 2, 2024 | BY ANNIE RISEMBERG
DAKAR, Senegal (AP) — About 50 Senegalese women climate activists hit the streets of Dakar Saturday to demand climate justice ahead of COP29 in a march held annually since 2021, but that organizers say is particularly pertinent this year. Participants
yelled “Down with capitalism! Down with polluting countries!” as they marched through Dakar’s Medina neighborhood, carrying banners and signs demanding protection of Senegal’s resources and calling for a decarbonized future. “It’s been four years that we’ve been marching, and nothing’s changed. They’re spending billions to do their conferences, but they owe us billions in compensation,” said Cheikh Niange Faye, a...
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Stolen truck plows into crowd gathered for pro-life march in Mexico
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Catholic Vote ^
| October 27, 2024 | Rachel Quackenbush
CV NEWS FEED // At least 16 people were injured on October 27 when a stolen truck reportedly struck a crowd outside Guadalajara Cathedral in Jalisco, Mexico, following the “March for Women and Life.” A suspect is now in custody. The
Guadalajara city government announced on X that the suspect allegedly stole a pickup truck near a local market and drove it toward the cathedral plaza in an apparent attempt to evade capture, colliding with the pro-life demonstration crowd in the process. Local authorities have confirmed that most of the injured were participants in the march, which was organized by...
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Tommy Robinson charged under Terrorism Act before far-right march in London
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The Guardian ^
| Fri 25 Oct 2024 | Matthew Weaver
The far-right leader Tommy Robinson has been charged under the Terrorism Act and is being held in custody before a planned march of his supporters amid fears of a repeat of violence that erupted when he was imprisoned in 2018. Robinson,
whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, handed himself in to Folkestone police station on Friday afternoon where he was charged with failing to provide the pin to his mobile phone under schedule 7 of the Terrorism Act. He was bailed to appear in court next month, Kent police said. He was then remanded in custody under a high court...
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Cuban president leads pro-Palestinian march in Havana
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France24 ^
| October 14, 2024
Havana (AFP) – Thousands of Cubans, led by President Miguel Diaz-Canel and other leaders of the communist-run island, marched in Havana on Monday to express solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza. The demonstrators, including some 250 Palestinian medical students living in Cuba, carried a large banner that read "Long live free Palestine," while
the president and his allies wore traditional keffiyeh scarves. "For a whole year our Gaza has not had a single day of calm, not a single day of peace and our people in the West Bank suffer daily aggression while the world remains paralyzed and unable to stop...
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At least 64 dead and millions without power after Helene’s deadly march across the Southeast
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AP News ^
| 8:38 PM CDT, September 28, 2024 | STEPHEN SMITH, KATE PAYNE and HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH
PERRY, Fla. (AP) — Massive rains from powerful Hurricane Helene left people stranded, without shelter and awaiting rescue Saturday, as the cleanup began from a tempest that killed at least 64 people, caused widespread destruction across the U.S. Southeast and left millions without power. “I’ve
never seen so many people homeless as what I have right now,” said Janalea England, of Steinhatchee, Florida, a small river town along the state’s rural Big Bend, as she turned her commercial fish market into a storm donation site for friends and neighbors, many of whom couldn’t get insurance on their homes. Helene blew...
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Springfield, Ohio Haitains on the march
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Empty Pockets Garage, James ^
| 21/9/24 | James
Checking in about a hundred or more are by a local store on S. Limestone st. all wearing bluish purple vests. Transcript
linked below video.
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Springfield city manager admitted in March he'd 'heard' about Haitian migrants eating 'domesticated animals'
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The Post Millennial ^
| 09/18/2024 | Libby Emmons
A video from the Springfield City Commission meeting in March has resurfaced on Twitter, showing the Springfield, Ohio, City Manager Bryan Heck admitting that he had heard stories about Haitian immigrants to the town consuming "domesticated animals." A
resident of Springfield spoke to at the meeting and the City Manager, who recently told ABC that this was absolutely not happening, said that he had also heard these reports. The resident said he understands that the "laws and culture" of Springfield are "180 degrees from what they're used to. And one of the things that I heard that bothered me very...
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'Tens of thousands' of pro-Palestinian protesters march on Israeli embassy in London where hundreds-strong counter-demo flying flags of Israel lie in wait - with eight people arrested
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Daily Mail ^
| September 7, 2024 | Dan Woodland, Isaac Crowson
Eight arrests have been made as pro-Palestinian demonstrators marched through central London in protest at the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas. Thousands of campaigners set off from Piccadilly Circus shortly after 1.30pm on Saturday, with the march passing alongside Hyde Park before ending on Kensington Road. The Metropolitan Police said in
a post on X that the arrests were for a range of offences, including those under the Public Order Act. Protesters held signs at the demonstration that read 'Starmer has blood on his hands' and 'Stop the war coalition'. The march was briefly halted when at least two...
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Anti-Israel Protesters March on New York City Streets: ‘Israel, Go to Hell’
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Breitbart ^
| 09/02/2024 | Nick Gilbertson
Thousands of anti-Israel protesters took to the streets of Manhattan on Monday as the Democratic Party remains fractured over the Israel-Hamas war. The
protest — organized by two leftist groups, the pro-Palestinian organization “Within Our Lifetime” and “Healthcare Workers for Palestine” — began in Union Square before protesters marched to Washington Square Park, chanting phrases like “Israel, go to hell.” Within Our Lifetime said the March is part of a broader nationwide movement, CBS News reported.
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German Election Engineering: After Brutal Solingen Stabbings, Thousands March Against? The 'Far-Right'
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Hot Air ^
| August 27, 2024 | Beege Welborn
German liberal and Green parties are pretty dang slick, even when their backs are up against an election wall. There's
no quit in them, even when the pooled water that hosed blood from the murdered bodies of their fellow Germans off the sidewalk and cobblestones is barely dry on the pavement. ... the overwhelming problems inherent with the unrestricted immigration policies that began during the Angela Merkel years and have increased the misery index exponentially. In June, I wrote a post about the plague of "knife crimes" in Germany - they average sixty A DAY - and how those constant...
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The March of the Monkeypox
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SteynonLine ^
| August 19, 2024 | Mark Steyn
~As I wrote almost two decades ago in my international bestseller America Alone: Contemporary multiculturalism absolves one from knowing anything about other cultures as long as one feels warm and fluffy toward them... 'Celebrate diversity' with a uniformity of ignorance. But
even so, short of going to the "Free Palestine" demo and reading out your Israeli Independence Day speech, this is kind of impressive: NEWS New York City Mayor Eric Adams referred to India and its diaspora community as "Pakistan" multiple times during an Indian Independence Day celebration in Queens. The crowd repeatedly corrected Adams, but he continued to confuse...
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First permitted protest being held in the Loop on eve of Chicago DNC; street closures in place (March for Bodies Outside Unjust Laws)
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ABC 7 Chicago ^
| 8/18/24 | Christian Piekos, Maher Kawash
CHICAGO (WLS) -- The first of two permitted demonstrations is happening on Sunday afternoon in the Loop. Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris and running mate Minnesota Governor Tim Walz are expected to arrive in Chicago this week for the Democratic National Convention. ABC7 Chicago is now streaming 24/7. Click
here to watch The permitted protest will take demonstrators from Michigan to the Logan Statue by East 9th Street into Grant Park. The demonstration will be about 1.5 miles from their starting point. RELATED | Chicago DNC 2024 Live updates on street closures, parking, protests and more The protest is called...
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Annual inflation falls below 3 percent for first time since March 2021
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The Hill ^
| 08/14/2024 | Taylor Giorno
Consumer prices rose 0.2 percent in July following two straight months of flat or declining prices, the Labor Department reported Wednesday. The consumer price index (CPI) also slowed to a 2.9 percent annual increase in July, down from 3 percent in June, falling below 3 percent for the first time since March
2021. The latest inflation reading comes as the Federal Reserve gears up for long awaited interest rate cuts ahead of the upcoming election, and at a moment of economic anxiety as the unemployment rate has started to tick up. Borrowing costs have remained at a 23-year high since...
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