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| ILWU & Community Oscar Grant Rally | |
| Date | Saturday October 23 |
| Time | 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM |
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| Location Details | |
| Frank Ogawa Plaza, 14th & Broadway, Oakland | |
| Event Type | Protest |
| Organizer/Author | Farless Dailey |
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As the sentencing of Johannes Mehserle approaches, members of the labor and broader community will join together with friends and family of Oscar Grant to take a stand for justice -- and to stand against double standards, police violence, and the senseless destruction of human lives and resources at home and abroad.
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I've attached the flyer for the rally. An extract from the text:
On New Year’s Day 2009, young Oscar Grant was killed in cold blood as his friends were being terrorized by BART police.
Police brutality occurs with chilling regularity in black and brown communities, especially against immigrant workers.
In the 1934 Maritime Strike two workers were killed by police, provoking the San Francisco General Strike. Organized labor in unity with the community must mobilize to stop police violence against the oppressed.
On New Year’s Day 2009, young Oscar Grant was killed in cold blood as his friends were being terrorized by BART police.
Police brutality occurs with chilling regularity in black and brown communities, especially against immigrant workers.
In the 1934 Maritime Strike two workers were killed by police, provoking the San Francisco General Strike. Organized labor in unity with the community must mobilize to stop police violence against the oppressed.
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