Diablo Valley College Students for a Democratic Society [link]
2009-11-15 "Rise Up" zine from "DVC SDS":
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Sunday, November 15, 2009
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Student Activists win victory: Parking Fee Hike opposed by ASDVC
Diablo Valley College Students for a Democratic Society [link]
2009-11-03 "Rise Up" zine from "DVC SDS":
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Sunday, September 20, 2009
"United for Healthcare Justice" organize in Concord!
Diablo Valley College Students for a Democratic Society [link]
2009-09 special message from FRH, community liaison for the DVC-SDS:
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2009-09 special message from FRH, community liaison for the DVC-SDS:
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Friday, May 1, 2009
Worker's Defense Committee
Support your right to work with your rights intact! For...
Labor Rights! Living Wage! Economic Liberty!
The freedom of association, to redress grievances, and to freely form assemblies, is an inherent right commonly held in the Federal Constitution's 1st Amendment.
Archival materials for the Worker's Defense Committee
* "What Can Be Learned From the UAW's Defeat at Volkswagen?", 2014-02-26 [link]
* Domino's Pizza owners admit to wage theft (2014-03) [link]
Labor Power! Reasons to Fight for Human Rights! [link]
* Organize a Labor Union! [link]
* Solidarity for Fast Food Workers on Strike for Human Rights! [link]
* Organize a Community Union! [link]
* Labor Unions need to separate from the Democrat Party [link]
* Advocate for financial transactions' tax [link], no taxes for workers!
* Time to Fight for Full Employment! [link], CCDS Statement
* Advocate for Full Employment with a Livable Wage! [link]
* Raise the Wage! [link]
* Put an end to the violation of injured workers' rights by insurance companies [link]
Listings:
* Labor 411 [labor411.org], a comprehensive listing of union-made products with more than 4,700 union products and services. Working people deserve the support of their neighbors, communities and friends. By making the choice to spend our money on union-made goods and services that are made in our country by workers who are treated fairly. Buying union means buying American. It means that every dollar you spend goes towards protecting working people by helping them to earn a livable wage in safe conditions, provide health care for their families and pursue the American promise of creating a better life for every future generation.
* San Francisco Bay Area IWW [iww.org/en/branches/US/CA/bayarea]
* United Worker's Congress [unitedworkerscongress.org]
* Living Wage Coalition of San Francisco [livingwage-sf.org]
* Living Wage Coalition of Sonoma County [blogger.com/www.livingwagesonoma.org]
* Solidarity with Justice for Janitors in Sacramento [northbayuprising.blogspot.com/2012/05/steven-payan-sayed-7-of-us-were.html]
Solidarity with Worker's Power! (An inspirational image from the Southern Workers Assembly)
Labor Rights! Living Wage! Economic Liberty!
The freedom of association, to redress grievances, and to freely form assemblies, is an inherent right commonly held in the Federal Constitution's 1st Amendment.
Archival materials for the Worker's Defense Committee
* "What Can Be Learned From the UAW's Defeat at Volkswagen?", 2014-02-26 [link]
* Domino's Pizza owners admit to wage theft (2014-03) [link]
Labor Power! Reasons to Fight for Human Rights! [link]
* Organize a Labor Union! [link]
* Solidarity for Fast Food Workers on Strike for Human Rights! [link]
* Organize a Community Union! [link]
* Labor Unions need to separate from the Democrat Party [link]
* Advocate for financial transactions' tax [link], no taxes for workers!
* Time to Fight for Full Employment! [link], CCDS Statement
* Advocate for Full Employment with a Livable Wage! [link]
* Raise the Wage! [link]
* Put an end to the violation of injured workers' rights by insurance companies [link]
Listings:
* Labor 411 [labor411.org], a comprehensive listing of union-made products with more than 4,700 union products and services. Working people deserve the support of their neighbors, communities and friends. By making the choice to spend our money on union-made goods and services that are made in our country by workers who are treated fairly. Buying union means buying American. It means that every dollar you spend goes towards protecting working people by helping them to earn a livable wage in safe conditions, provide health care for their families and pursue the American promise of creating a better life for every future generation.
* San Francisco Bay Area IWW [iww.org/en/branches/US/CA/bayarea]
* United Worker's Congress [unitedworkerscongress.org]
* Living Wage Coalition of San Francisco [livingwage-sf.org]
* Living Wage Coalition of Sonoma County [blogger.com/www.livingwagesonoma.org]
* Solidarity with Justice for Janitors in Sacramento [northbayuprising.blogspot.com/2012/05/steven-payan-sayed-7-of-us-were.html]
Solidarity with Worker's Power! (An inspirational image from the Southern Workers Assembly)
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Jan. 7th, The People Demand Justice for Oscar Grant!
PHOTOS FROM THE PEACEFUL PROTEST AGAINST THE MURDER OF OSCAR GRANT
2009-01-10 by Kirstina Sangsaha for "Oh, Dang!" magazine [http://www.ohdangmag.com/archive/features/bart_protest.html]:
By now, you've already heard about Wednesday's peaceful-turned-violent protest against BART police for the death of 22-year-old Oscar Grant, who was shot and killed by a BART police officer on New Year's Day. Most reports highlight the instance when the protest turned into a riot damaging more than 300 storefronts and several vehicles (including cop cars) and setting small fires. Rightfully so, the people are fed up and sometimes it takes hurling a brick through a window to get a point across. I'm all for flipping cop cars, but breaking the windows of independent minority-owned businesses and burning the cars of random Oakland citizens loses sight of the cause.
Regardless of the violence that occurred later in the evening, those demanding justice held a successful peaceful protest earlier that day. But, as the saying goes in the news industry, "If it bleeds, it leads," and negative news will always trump positive news. However, Ninoy Brown at FOBBDeep gives a brief firsthand account, writing that "passion and emotion filled the crowd of what was estimated to be around 700" at the Fruitvale BART station.
Freelance photographer and Oh Dang! contributor Kirstina Sangsahachart was also there and shares her photos from the peaceful protest below.--Zoneil Maharaj
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A young boy holds a sign with Oscar Grant's picture during the peaceful protest rally at the Fruitvale BART station in Oakland on Wed., Jan. 7.
Sharee Robinson shows her support with a white rose.
Salvin Moore, 18, peacefully protests at the Fruitvale BART station for his friend Oscar Grant.
Laverne Barnes holds a candle for Grant.
Mistah FAB speaks to the crowd gathered at the rally.
2009-01-10 by Kirstina Sangsaha for "Oh, Dang!" magazine [http://www.ohdangmag.com/archive/features/bart_protest.html]:
By now, you've already heard about Wednesday's peaceful-turned-violent protest against BART police for the death of 22-year-old Oscar Grant, who was shot and killed by a BART police officer on New Year's Day. Most reports highlight the instance when the protest turned into a riot damaging more than 300 storefronts and several vehicles (including cop cars) and setting small fires. Rightfully so, the people are fed up and sometimes it takes hurling a brick through a window to get a point across. I'm all for flipping cop cars, but breaking the windows of independent minority-owned businesses and burning the cars of random Oakland citizens loses sight of the cause.
Regardless of the violence that occurred later in the evening, those demanding justice held a successful peaceful protest earlier that day. But, as the saying goes in the news industry, "If it bleeds, it leads," and negative news will always trump positive news. However, Ninoy Brown at FOBBDeep gives a brief firsthand account, writing that "passion and emotion filled the crowd of what was estimated to be around 700" at the Fruitvale BART station.
Freelance photographer and Oh Dang! contributor Kirstina Sangsahachart was also there and shares her photos from the peaceful protest below.--Zoneil Maharaj
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A young boy holds a sign with Oscar Grant's picture during the peaceful protest rally at the Fruitvale BART station in Oakland on Wed., Jan. 7.
Sharee Robinson shows her support with a white rose.
Salvin Moore, 18, peacefully protests at the Fruitvale BART station for his friend Oscar Grant.
Laverne Barnes holds a candle for Grant.
Mistah FAB speaks to the crowd gathered at the rally.
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