350 Rally in Opposition to FBI raids on Peace Activists
Yesterday afternoon 350 people rallied outside the FBI's Chicago office in support of activists in Minneapolis and Chicago who were raided by the FBI on Friday. It was a powerful - and well covered - statements against the criminalization of international solidarity and a great moment for drawing connections between justice struggles. My favorite sign from the event read "First they came for the Muslims, then they came for the gays, then they came for the peace activists."
Here's a great video from Labor Beat. Watch it, share it, and raise your voice.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
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