Bay Area items
- Labor's Growing Anger Fuels Its Antiwar
Plan, March 19, 2005
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On the second anniversary of the U.S. invasion of Iraq, A.N.S.W.E.R
(Act Now to Stop War and Racism) and combined forces from the San
Francisco and Alameda County Labor Councils organized parallel
rallies in San Francisco's Delores Park and a unified march on City
Hall protesting the war.
Click here to see coverage of the
Saturday protest in San Francisco.
SF Speakout about the war on terror, Sept 11,
2004
On the third anniversary of the attack on New York, while many
remembered those killed in the terrorist attacks on the Twin Towers, a
rally in United Nations Plaza in San Francisco spoke about our soldiers
and the many Iraqi civilians killed by a terrifying war. The 911
SpeakOut invited mothers of soldiers killed and maimed in this unjust
war to talk about the tragedy they've suffered. Read figures on the
numbers of U.S. soldiers killed and injured, the number of Iraqis
destroyed, and the struggle of their families.
SF Antiwar Rally, June 30, 2004
At 5 PM a rally filled Union Square to protest the U.S. escalation, not
de-escalation of the war in Iraq with the so-called turnover of power
to a handpicked Iraqi government bolstered by 130,000 American troops.
See the speakers and hear what people had to say.
SF Antiwar protest, June 5, 2004
10,000 people from Northern California rallied and marched against war
and occupation on Saturday, June 5th. Find out how citizens and labor are
joining to condemn the war in Iraq and stop it.
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- Livermore Anti-nuclear rally and march, August
8, 2004
- The production of nuclear weapons at the Lawrence Livermore National
Laboratories in Livermore, California has been stopped! Tri-Valley
CAREs, a nuclear watchdog group in Livermore, together with many
other organizations organize to make sure our national
representatives and the military don't start that program again.
They rallied and marched again Sunday, August 8.
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