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il primo cittadino il sindaco Niky Fratino accompagna i lavoratori in marcia, grande impegno delle istituzioni.
the first citizen Mayor Niky Fratino accompanying workers on the march, great commitment of the institutions
Friday, January 28th.
1000 Rue Gauchetiere, Montreal, QC.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThvBJMzmSZI
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Tim Millar of Protest The Hero at a Jägermeister sponsored after party for The Juno Awards at The The Red Room in Vancouver on March 29th, 2009.
Supporters and opponents of the alt-right group "The Proud Boys" having a discussion at a rally in Boulder, Co.
UNITED KINGDOM, Oldham 06 May 2022 . Protests are held outside Boundary Park, home of Oldham Athletic FC prior to their last home game of the season. The club has been embroiled in an ownership battle and is one of the “traditional northern clubs” that have struggled over the past few years. Their last game against Salford saw them demoted from the football league after 127 years with it being played behind closed doors due to fan pitch invasions. Credit: Ryan Jenkinson / Story Picture Agency
Photographs from the first modern "Tea Party Protest", on tax day, 2009, in Fresno, CA.
Shot with a 5DMKII, lit with a ProFoto 7B and p50 reflector.
Demonstrators rush to the car gate at the back of the Federal Building in Downtown Los Angeles, California, at a protest against ICE in the wake of ICE’s killing of activist Alex Pretti hours earlier in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on Jan. 24, 2026. The Federal Building serves as the main detention center for people taken by ICE in Southern California.
These pics are taken between 30th of June and the day the tyrant Morsi fell, they represent the amount of people protesting, demanding him to step down and the celebrations after he was gone
UMass housing protest took place at the campus pond on April 14,202. Students were not only protesting housing, but also rising tuition rates and insufficient fund allocation. Many students took this time to listen to live music, chat with friends, or engage in physical activities.
Photo by Kalina Kornacki.
Bikers procession through London and rally outside Westminster City Hall to protest against Westminster City Council bike parking scheme and fines. 31 October 2009. www.notobikeparkingfees.com
Raleigh, NC. First-ever pots and spoons protest of our out-of-control state legislature. May 16, 2012.
Credit to Phyllis Nunn for NC State AFL-CIO.
Bucharest | 3-8 November 2015
#colectiv
Anti corruption protests following the fire in Colectiv Club, where 60 people lost their lives.
More about the fire: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colectiv_nightclub_fire
Raleigh, NC. First-ever pots and spoons protest of our out-of-control state legislature. May 16, 2012.
Credit to Phyllis Nunn for NC State AFL-CIO.
Save Our Nurseries - UNISON/Salford Labour Party march to avoid closure of council run nurseries in Salford.
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Surrey Mayor Dianne Watts invited Bill Clinton and George W. Bush to the 2011 Surrey Regional Economic Summit. 200 protesters gathered outside of Surrey Sheraton Hotel for a peaceful rally and a demand to arrest Bush.
Multiple protests, some autonomous and others organized by Chicago activist groups, converged to march through the loop for hours protesting against ICE. They were confronted by Chicago police, who brutalized and arrested a number of individuals, but did not appear to have the numbers necessary to control the situation or make mass arrests.
Protest of Vetevendosje (self-determination) movement in front of the Kosova government building to demand unconditional independence for Kosova and the withdrawal of UNNMIK troops. 24 July 2006.
Manifestacio del moviment Vetevendosje (auto-determinacio) davant l'edifici del govern de Kosova per demanar independencia sense condicions per Kosova i la retirada de l'UNMIK. 24 de juliol del 2006
protesting against the Beijing Summer Olympics, outside the federal government buildings at St. Clair and Yonge in Toronto, March 10, 2008
Thousands of people gathered at Philadelphia City Hall on May 1st to observe International Workers Day.
Some people were just there to listen to Democratic Party leader Bernie Sanders but they also heard "Free Palestine" chants as he spoke and saw Palestine flags from numerous people, including from a loud Revolutionary Mayday Contingent.
After Sanders ended his speech, the remaining Mayday participants -still a thousand strong - took the streets around city hall and down N. Broad Street. The march was led by large contingents of Unite Herre and AFSCME members. The Revolutionary Mayday Contingent was most energetic, growing to well over a hundred people in size as it chanted continuously on Palestine, against capitalism and imperialism and other popular issues.
At N. Broad and Vine St., police blocked the entrances to the Vine St. Expressway, I676, where 75 participants sat down in the middle of the street, in front of a "Workers, not billionaires" banner. The whole group of UAW, Unite Here, a couple City Council members, and other protestors were zip-tied, arrested and taken away by cops.
The Revolutionary Mayday Contingent's flier:
•All workers have a right to organize and a union!
•Migrant workers and refugees are welcome here!
•We condemn US/Israeli Indigenous displacement and genocide in Palestine!
•We oppose white supremacy, national chauvinism, homo/transphobia, misogyny, & ableism.
•We support freedom/self-determination for all oppressed nations & peoples.
•End capitalism. Save the planet!
•Down with U.S. imperialism. No more wars!
•We are revolutionaries fighting for a future with a right to food, housing, healthcare, education, transportation and other necessities of life.
Come join discussions on skill sharing, political education and community building:
Saturday, May 3rd, 3-5pm, FDR Park (Picnic area A)