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Baltimore, Oct. 14 — Activists gathered at the Billie Holiday statue in Upton to declare Oct. 14 “George Floyd Day,” marking his birthday. Protesters carried signs reading “On George Floyd Day, Say No to Racism.” The action was part of a nationwide movement to honor George Floyd — not Charlie Kirk.
The rally opened with a tribute to Assata Shakur. Colby Bryd of the Peoples Power Assembly urged the crowd to keep fighting racist violence. Watch Bryd on YouTube.
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The following talk by Colby Byrd of the Peoples Power Assembly was given at the…
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Statement from The December 12th Movement Recent U.S. military provocations of war in South America…
Fourteen part-time librarians at the Baltimore County Public Library received a jarring email on the…
Protesters rallied on Wall Street on Nov. 22 to defend Venezuela from Trump and the…
