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Thousands of people gathered in San Francisco for “Families Belong Together”, a protest against the Trump regime’s cruel and inhumane immigration policies. This national day of action took place on June 30, 2018 and was organized by MoveOn, with local partners Indivisible San Francisco, Women's March SF and many more Bay Area civic groups. The morning march started at 10am in Dolores Park and ended in front of San Francisco’s Civic Center, where a rally was held from 11am to 1pm. These photos are from the rally only.

 

People from diverse ethnic backgrounds participated in this rally, from latinos to muslims and asian-americans. Musicians included folk singer Joan Baez, who led a sing-along of “De Colores”, along with rapper Gina Madrid and singers of all ages. Speakers represented a wide variety of community voices, as well as elected officials such as Mayor Mark Farrell and Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer. Many of our friends joined this rally, including Sheri Cooper, Clancy Bounds, Priscilla Wheeler, Evelyn Messinger and members of the Mill Valley Community Action Network (MVCAN).

 

People held many creative signs demanding that we reunite families torn apart by our racist government, end their detention and abolish ICE, which carries out the Trump’s “zero tolerance” policies. Others participants focused on defeating Republicans in the midterm elections and taking action to impeach Trump and his accomplices.

 

"Families Belong Together" brought us all closer together, inspired and informed us, and energized us to push back against hate and racism -- through lpeaceful resistance.

 

Photos by Fabrice Florin. See more pictures in my photo album for this campaign:

www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/sets/72157696555022141

 

For more info about the event, check out this fine news report by the San Francisco Chronicle:

www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Demonstrators-SF-Families-...

 

For more info about my own political projects, check out our Democracy Cafe page:

fabriceflorin.com/2018/01/11/democracy-cafe/

 

#familiesbelongtogether #resist

 

Thousands of people gathered in San Francisco for “Families Belong Together”, a protest against the Trump regime’s cruel and inhumane immigration policies. This national day of action took place on June 30, 2018 and was organized by MoveOn, with local partners Indivisible San Francisco, Women's March SF and many more Bay Area civic groups. The morning march started at 10am in Dolores Park and ended in front of San Francisco’s Civic Center, where a rally was held from 11am to 1pm. These photos are from the rally only.

 

People from diverse ethnic backgrounds participated in this rally, from latinos to muslims and asian-americans. Musicians included folk singer Joan Baez, who led a sing-along of “De Colores”, along with rapper Gina Madrid and singers of all ages. Speakers represented a wide variety of community voices, as well as elected officials such as Mayor Mark Farrell and Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer. Many of our friends joined this rally, including Sheri Cooper, Clancy Bounds, Priscilla Wheeler, Evelyn Messinger and members of the Mill Valley Community Action Network (MVCAN).

 

People held many creative signs demanding that we reunite families torn apart by our racist government, end their detention and abolish ICE, which carries out the Trump’s “zero tolerance” policies. Others participants focused on defeating Republicans in the midterm elections and taking action to impeach Trump and his accomplices.

 

"Families Belong Together" brought us all closer together, inspired and informed us, and energized us to push back against hate and racism -- through lpeaceful resistance.

 

Photos by Fabrice Florin. See more pictures in my photo album for this campaign:

www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/sets/72157696555022141

 

For more info about the event, check out this fine news report by the San Francisco Chronicle:

www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Demonstrators-SF-Families-...

 

For more info about my own political projects, check out our Democracy Cafe page:

fabriceflorin.com/2018/01/11/democracy-cafe/

 

#familiesbelongtogether #resist

 

More than 3200 people turned out for the No Kings 3.0 Rally in Vero Beach, Florida on March 28th, 2026. One of over 3,300 demonstrations that were held, with at least one protest in every state, and several taking place in other countries in support. In the USA an estimated 8 to 10 million people took to the streets in the largest single-day protest in American History. This widespread participation highlighted the collective sentiment against fascism, the Trump Administration, the war in Iran, as well as ICE violence and killings. Resist!

Thousands of people gathered in San Francisco for “Families Belong Together”, a protest against the Trump regime’s cruel and inhumane immigration policies. This national day of action took place on June 30, 2018 and was organized by MoveOn, with local partners Indivisible San Francisco, Women's March SF and many more Bay Area civic groups. The morning march started at 10am in Dolores Park and ended in front of San Francisco’s Civic Center, where a rally was held from 11am to 1pm. These photos are from the rally only.

 

People from diverse ethnic backgrounds participated in this rally, from latinos to muslims and asian-americans. Musicians included folk singer Joan Baez, who led a sing-along of “De Colores”, along with rapper Gina Madrid and singers of all ages. Speakers represented a wide variety of community voices, as well as elected officials such as Mayor Mark Farrell and Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer. Many of our friends joined this rally, including Sheri Cooper, Clancy Bounds, Priscilla Wheeler, Evelyn Messinger and members of the Mill Valley Community Action Network (MVCAN).

 

People held many creative signs demanding that we reunite families torn apart by our racist government, end their detention and abolish ICE, which carries out the Trump’s “zero tolerance” policies. Others participants focused on defeating Republicans in the midterm elections and taking action to impeach Trump and his accomplices.

 

"Families Belong Together" brought us all closer together, inspired and informed us, and energized us to push back against hate and racism -- through lpeaceful resistance.

 

Photos by Fabrice Florin. See more pictures in my photo album for this campaign:

www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/sets/72157696555022141

 

For more info about the event, check out this fine news report by the San Francisco Chronicle:

www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Demonstrators-SF-Families-...

 

For more info about my own political projects, check out our Democracy Cafe page:

fabriceflorin.com/2018/01/11/democracy-cafe/

 

#familiesbelongtogether #resist

 

"New Orleans <3's the Public Option"

 

"The American Plan=Public Option" rally at the Hale Boggs Federal Building, New Orleans, LA. 9/23/2009.

John Edwards was born in Seneca, South Carolina and raised in Robbins, North Carolina, a small town in the Piedmont. There John learned the values of hard work and perseverance from his father, Wallace, who worked in the textile mills for 36 years, and from his mother, Bobbie, who ran a shop and worked at the post office. Working alongside his father at the mill, John developed his strong belief that all Americans deserve an equal opportunity to succeed and be heard.

 

A proud product of public schools, John became the first person in his family to attend college. He worked his way through North Carolina State University where he graduated with high honors in 1974, and then earned a law degree with honors in 1977 from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

 

For the next 20 years, John dedicated his career to representing families and children just like the families he grew up with in Robbins. Standing up against the powerful insurance industry and their armies of lawyers, John helped these families through the darkest moments of their lives to overcome tremendous challenges. His passionate advocacy for people like the folks who worked in the mill with his father earned him respect and recognition across the country.

 

In 1998, John took this commitment into politics to give a voice in the United States Senate to the people he had represented throughout his career. He ran for the Senate and won, defeating an incumbent Senator.

 

In Congress, Senator Edwards quickly emerged as a champion for the issues that make a difference to American families: quality health care, better schools, protecting civil liberties, preserving the environment, saving Social Security and Medicare, and reforming the ways campaigns are financed.

 

As a member of the Select Committee on Intelligence, Senator Edwards worked tirelessly for a strong national defense and to strengthen the security of our homeland. He authored key pieces of legislation on cyber, bio, and port security.

 

Senator Edwards brought a positive message of change to the 2004 presidential primaries. During the primary season he spoke about the two Americas that exist in our country today: one for people at the top who have everything they need and one for everybody else who struggle to get by. This powerful message resonated with voters all across America.

 

After the Democratic primaries, Senator John Kerry picked Senator Edwards to serve as his running mate in the 2004 general election, and Senator Edwards crisscrossed the country and campaigned tirelessly on Senator Kerry's behalf.

 

He is the former Director of the Center on Poverty, Work, and Opportunity at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

 

Senator Edwards and his wife, Elizabeth, whom he met when both were law students at Chapel Hill, were married in 1977. They have had four children, including: their eldest daughter, Catharine, who is attending law school; nine-year-old Emma Claire; and a seven-year-old son, Jack. Their first child, Wade, died in 1996.

 

johnedwards.com/

 

Siapa yang baru putus cinta? Atau yang sudah lama putus tapi masih selalu terbayang-bayang. Dududu… masalah ini emang sering banget deh dialami setiap orang. Baru jadian sih manis-manis gimana gitu ya, tapi pas putus.. periih. Penyebabnya macem-macem kan pastinya, ada yang karena...

 

www.jatik.com/tanda-gagal-move-on-dari-mantan/

1-13-26 - at the headquarters for US Customs and Border Protection a rally was held to call for a cease to funding ICE by congress and to remember Renee Good who was murdered by ICE terrorist Jonathan Ross. Pictured here US Senator Chris Murphy.

From the session Media Is The Problem: It's Also Part Of The Solution.

 

Photo: Ståle Grut / NRKbeta

 

Session description:

Social media is increasing hate, weaponizing the filter bubble, and aiding tyrants. But it doesn't have to. Eli Pariser led MoveOn.org during the Bush era, coined the phrase "filter bubble" in the bestselling book of the same name, and now leads Upworthy. In this talk, Eli Pariser shares what he's learned in nearly two decades of organizing and storytelling about how to use stories to help Davids beat Goliaths, bring people together across divides, and make the world better.

Thousands of people gathered in San Francisco for “Families Belong Together”, a protest against the Trump regime’s cruel and inhumane immigration policies. This national day of action took place on June 30, 2018 and was organized by MoveOn, with local partners Indivisible San Francisco, Women's March SF and many more Bay Area civic groups. The morning march started at 10am in Dolores Park and ended in front of San Francisco’s Civic Center, where a rally was held from 11am to 1pm. These photos are from the rally only.

 

People from diverse ethnic backgrounds participated in this rally, from latinos to muslims and asian-americans. Musicians included folk singer Joan Baez, who led a sing-along of “De Colores”, along with rapper Gina Madrid and singers of all ages. Speakers represented a wide variety of community voices, as well as elected officials such as Mayor Mark Farrell and Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer. Many of our friends joined this rally, including Sheri Cooper, Clancy Bounds, Priscilla Wheeler, Evelyn Messinger and members of the Mill Valley Community Action Network (MVCAN).

 

People held many creative signs demanding that we reunite families torn apart by our racist government, end their detention and abolish ICE, which carries out the Trump’s “zero tolerance” policies. Others participants focused on defeating Republicans in the midterm elections and taking action to impeach Trump and his accomplices.

 

"Families Belong Together" brought us all closer together, inspired and informed us, and energized us to push back against hate and racism -- through lpeaceful resistance.

 

Photos by Fabrice Florin. See more pictures in my photo album for this campaign:

www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/sets/72157696555022141

 

For more info about the event, check out this fine news report by the San Francisco Chronicle:

www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/Demonstrators-SF-Families-...

 

For more info about my own political projects, check out our Democracy Cafe page:

fabriceflorin.com/2018/01/11/democracy-cafe/

 

#familiesbelongtogether #resist

 

America the Beautiful by Tugboat Printshop

Freak Flag by Mike Paré

Yes by Nicolas Dewar

Unite the United States of America by Aaron Allen

Retool America by Shannon Moore

Green Hope by Deedee Cheriel

Tree Skull by Mike Perry

Munk One

 

www.manifesthope.com

Now this is it.

Finally.

Epsilon simply are the best and this is their best record (the second out of three), with Reichelsheim, one of the finest rock songs ever.

 

Not Krautrock in the strict (Faust, Can, Neu) sense, but progressive hard rock from Germany with a heavy hammond organ, great guitarwork (here featuring guest guitarist Rainer Marz, another Bacillus superstar) and Germany's best singer ever, Michael Winzkowski (later tried a solo career as Michael Wynn - brilliant music too, but a complete failure commercially). A bit like early Virus, or Nektar on Sounds Like this....

 

Cover by Klaus Holitzka, who also painted this. He's still an active painter today, but unfortunately his style has changed.

 

Walking on My Way - 3:20

She Belongs to Me - 5:32

Feelings - 3:52

What about Future - 2:38

Move on - 2:25

 

Reichelsheim - 4:10

Hear Me Cryin' - 5:10

Waiting - 4:20

Don't Know Why - 4:31

We are a community and we need CONVIVIALITY

 

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH

 

Sign the petition

petitions.moveon.org/sign/change-flickr-back?source=s.em....

 

Protest Day against the new Beta Change

NO white area under the pictures for descriptions / comments / invitations

Only a narrow sidebar to the right of the image ,showing ONLY the last 4 comments

White print on a black and depressive background, that hurts the eyes

No sense.

 

Hard to write comments exceeding 2 or 3 words

 

We can't see who faved our pictures

 

We can't see the groups the pictures appear in ( except only 8 )

 

Awards images. are not shown in comments : which means that neither members nor admins can check

 

Admin-Invitations are not displayed ( the last ones are visible ONLY in "Recent Activity").The oldest are lost

Invitations are essential to the functioning of groups (many are by invitation only)

 

For admins , group management will become a work more and more difficult or even impossible

Some groups might close......and groups add visibility to our pictures

 

Our descriptions including quotes or links to YouTube or other sites are hidden

NO LONGER ANY CONVIVIALITY.. ANY VISIBILITY . NO SENSE

 

In fact this layout specifically targets tablets and smartphones

 

_Feedback

 

Unfortunately everything we can do seems absolutely useless ....

Yahoo and Flickr don't care

Unfortunately it is obvious that Yahoo wants to turn Flickr into another social network for people using only tablets and smartphones and whose only interaction is Hi or Lol

Motivated photographers still using computers (with photo-softwares) and large screens are no longer desirable customers....

( nor groups since our invitations are only visible on our "Recent Activity "Page....The oldest are lost ....and everything is done to impede their functioning)

Advertising is much much more lucrative than our Pro accounts .......

 

How many people know what represents the Beta Page ?? I wonder ?

Only users of the English version of Flickr .....

Now ( it's new ) You can test the Beta Page by choosing " English" Try !

 

All this is very discouraging

 

What does Beta look like?

www.flickr.com/photos/110293295@N04/11222492725/

www.flickr.com/photos/110293295@N04/11222574753/

www.flickr.com/photos/110293295@N04/11222416476/

 

act.moveon.org

Families Belong Together — Partners

The June 30 Families Belong Together actions are being organized by everyday people across the country, supported by a number of organizations, in addition to the four lead sponsors. Some of the organizations supporting these actions are listed below.

We welcome engagement from all organizations and individuals on this issue. Please feel free to send your supporters directly to the event page without informing us!

To get more involved, please submit the form at: MoveOn.org/Partner

#VOTEPROCHOICEEnd Rape on CampusNDWA

270 StrategiesEqual Voice ActionNEA

350.org

Equality LabsNETWORK Lobby for Catholic Social Justice

ACLUEvery VoiceNetwork of Spiritual Progressives

Action Together MassachusetttesFair Immigration Reform MovementNextGen America

Action Together NetworkFaith in Public LifeNSEA

Advancement ProjectFamilies Belong TogetherOne Billion Rising

AFTFamilies USAOrganizing for Action

Al Otro LadoFeminist Majority FoundationOxfam America

All OutFood & Water WatchPantsuit Nation

Alliance for JusticeForeign Policy for AmericaParentsTogether

Alliance for Youth ActionFriends of the EarthPeople Demanding Action

American Constitution SocietyFuse WashingtonPeople For the American Way

American Ethical UnionGamlielPeople's Action

American Human Rights Council (AHRC-USA)Global ExchangePlanned Parenthood Federation of America

American Sexual Health AssociationGlobal Fund for ChildrenPoligon Education Fund

Amnesty International USAGreenLatinosPositive Women's Network-USA

Anti-Defamation LeagueGreenpeacePresbyterian Church (USA)

Arab American InstituteHand in Hand: The Domestic Employers NetworkPresente.org

 

Asian Americans Advancing Justice | AAJCHarnessPriorities USA

ASISTAHeadCountPublic Citizen

Assisi CommunityHealth Care VoterRace Forward

Asylum Seeker Advocacy Project (ASAP) at the Urban Justice CenterHispanic FederationRainforest Action Network

Asylum Seeker Assistance ProjectHuman Rights CampaignReally American

AvaazHuman Rights FirstResistance Labs

Bayard Rustin Center for Social JusticeIfNotNowRock the Vote

Bend the ArcImmigration HubSALDEF

Beyond the BombIn Our Own Voice: National Black Women's Reproductive Justice AgendaSanctuary for Families

Brave New FilmsIndivisibleSEIU

Campaign for Southern EqualityJapanese American Citizens LeagueSIECUS

Caring Across GenerationsJewish Voice for PeaceSierra Club

CASA in ActionJStreetSister District Action Network

Center for American Progress Action FundJWISojourners

Center for Biological DiversityKIPPSouth Asian Americans Leading Together

Center for Community ChangeLatin America Working GroupSouthern Poverty Law Center

Center for Gender and Refugee StudiesLatin American Legal Defense and Education FundStand Up America

Center for Reproductive RightsLatino Victory FoundationSum of Us

Center for Victims of TortureLatinoJustice PRLDEFTax March

Centro de los Derechos del Migrante, Inc.Lawyers for Good GovernmentThe Leadership Conference

Chicago Women Take ActionLeadership Conference of Women ReligiousThe Workmen’s Circle

Children's Defense Fund-TexasLeague of Conservation VotersTogether We Will Contra Costa

Church World ServiceLeague of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC)Truman National Security Project

Clean Water ActionLGBTQ Task ForceUltraViolet

Coalition of Labor Union WomenLittle LobbyistsUnidosUS

Coalition on Human NeedsMALDEFUnitarian Universalist Association

Congregational UCC GreensboroMarchOnUnitarian Universalist Service Committee

Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute (CHCI)Moms RisingUnitarian Universalists for Social Justice (UUSJ)

Constitutional Accountability CenterMuslim AdvocatesUnited State of Women

Council on American-Islamic RelationsNARALUnited We Dream

Courage CampaignNational Alliance to End Sexual ViolenceUS Campaign for Palestinian Rights

CredoNational Asian Pacific American Women's Forum (NAPAWF)VDay.org

 

Crooked MediaNational Iranian American CouncilVoto Latino

Daily KosNational Justice for Our NeighborsWashington Office on Latin America

DC Immigration HubNational Latina Institute for Reproductive HealthWin Without War

DC Teens ActionNational Network to End Domestic ViolenceWomen Employed

Define AmericanNational Nurses UnitedWomen's March

Democracy InitiativeNational Organization of Concerned Black MenWomen's Refugee Commission

Disciples Center for Immigration and RefugeesNational Partnership for Women & FamiliesWorkplace Fairness

Disciples Refugee & Immigration MinistriesNational Women’s Law CenterYouth Caucus of America

Dulles Justice CoalitionNCJWYWCA USA

Earthjustice

 

Protest Is Part of the National ‘Families Belong Together’ Day of Action With More Than 710 Events Nationwide

 

-- On Saturday, June 30th, [residents will rally at various locations as part of the Families Belong Together national day of action to protest the Trump Administration’s policy of forcibly separating children from their parents, the detention of families, and the fact that the Trump Administration has failed to reunite thousands of children with their parents.

 

WHEN: Saturday, June 30th. [TIME AM/PM TIME ZONE]

WHERE: [LOCATION]. [ADDRESS]

FOR MORE INFORMATION: [MOVEON LINK]

FACEBOOK EVENT LINK: [FB EVENT LINK]

LOCAL CONTACT: [NAME] | [NUMBER] | [EMAIL]

 

ORGANIZATIONAL SPONSORS INCLUDE: [USE THIS SECTION TO LIST ORGANIZATIONAL SPONSORS AND CO-SPONSORS WITH THEIR PERMISSION]

 

The [CITY] protest is part of a National “Families Belong Together” Day of Action featuring more than 710 events in all 50 states and an anchor protest in Lafayette Square in Washington DC. Tens of thousands of people are expected to participate across the country. Specifically, the protesters will demand that the Trump Administration:

 

•Reunite families now. Permanently end family separation and immediately reunify those that have been separated. ICE must release parents immediately so that ORR can reunify them with their children.

•End family detention. Children and families deserve due process, not indefinite imprisonment. Children do not belong in baby cages and internment-like camps. Family incarceration is not the solution to family separation.

•End ‘Zero Humanity.’ Reverse the Trump administration’s policy that created this crisis and chaos to begin with. Parents should not be criminally prosecuted for doing what all parents do, which is bring their children to safety. This horrible nightmare for families will only end when Trump permanently stops his 100% prosecution policy.

 

Say it loud, say it clear,

Immigrants are welcome here!

Say it loud, say it clear,

Refugees are welcome here!

Repeat“Courage” (listen):

Courage, my friend, you do not walk alone.

We will, walk with you, and sing your spirit home.

*Replace “Courage” with other words like “families” “immigrants” or “children”

When immigrant rights are under attack,

What will we do? Unite, fight back!

When refugee rights are under attack,

What will we do? Unite, fight back!

Repeat“May The Life I Lead” (listen):

Let the life I lead, speak for me. (x2)

When I get to the end of the road, and lay down my heavy load,

Let the life I lead, speak for me.

El pueblo unido

jamás será vencido!

(The people united, will never be defeated)

RepeatTo the tune of “Blessings” by Chance the Rapper (listen):

We gonna rise up, rise up till it’s won (x2)

When the people rise up, the powers come down (x2)

They try to stop us, but we keep comin’ back (x2)

Love, not hate, makes America great!

Repeat

“We are Family” by Sister Sledge

We are family, I got all my people with me

We are family, Get up ev'rybody and sing

We are family, I got all my people with me

We are family, Get up ev'rybody and sing

  

Tom and Susan Johnson. This is their first demonstration, they said, and while none of their three children (two military age) are in Iraq, they stood in solidarity with anguished Gold Star Mothers like Cindy Sheehan. They say they were against the war "from the get-go" but that Sheehan was an "inspiration" for them to attend this vigil. Susan said she nearly drove out to Crawford, Texas, instead, and that she had been seeking a more concrete form of action than sending checks to causes she supported.

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