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Gone But Not Forgotten! Justice for Oscar Grant!
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Date:
Friday, January 01, 2010
Time:
6:00 PM
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3:00 AM
Event Type:
Vigil/Ritual
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Location Details:
Fruitvale BART and Humanist Hall, Oakland
Come celebrate the life of Oscar Grant, and demand justice in the New Year to come!
New Year's Day, 2010:
2-4pm: Family Vigil
Fruitvale BART
4-5pm: Rally for Justice
Fruitvale BART
6-11pm: Cultural Event with Performers and Poetry
Humanist Hall (390 27th Street, between Broadway and Telegraph)
Come to celebrate, mourn, and strategize!
All Ages / NO ALCOHOL / Wheelchair Accessible / FREE EVENT - Donations Encouraged
New Year's Day, 2010:
2-4pm: Family Vigil
Fruitvale BART
4-5pm: Rally for Justice
Fruitvale BART
6-11pm: Cultural Event with Performers and Poetry
Humanist Hall (390 27th Street, between Broadway and Telegraph)
Come to celebrate, mourn, and strategize!
All Ages / NO ALCOHOL / Wheelchair Accessible / FREE EVENT - Donations Encouraged
For more information:
http://indybay.org/oscargrant
Added to the calendar on Sun, Dec 20, 2009 1:40PM
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I am a Berkeley based freelance writer and have written an article that was published in East Bay Express about police training for critical incidents when using lethal force. ( http://www.eastbayexpress.com/eastbay/racial-bias-exists-can-we-train-cops-to-deal-with-it/Content?oid=1371014) I am working on an article about witnesses to this shooting: how have they been changed by witnessing this event? How are they feeling/thinking about the police? the judicial system since this event? email mickydux [at] earthlink.net
Who's putting this together? It seems strange that there's not even a protest march, not even a "rally," but instead a vigil. It also seems strange to put everyone in a building in the evening for some music when the struggle against police/state violence is a struggle in the streets. Why aren't people gathering on 14th and Broadway where much brutality happened?
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