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N.Y. Welcomes Protesters With DiscountsI Know I will be cashing in my discount card. The Hollywood Liberal Responds: I imagine if you just go into the city any day during the convention, you will see people out there with signs protesting but here's a few specifics. It looks like a big one will be on Sunday August 29th There are two different meeting points listed below, both will feed into a march over to Madison Square Garden. If you don't want to march you can just show up at The Garden. 7th Ave. and 34th Street. Sunday, August 29: On Sunday, August 29th, one of the biggest and most
important protests in a generation will take place in New York City: a massive
march and rally on the eve of the Republican National Convention, organized by
United for Peace and Justice. If you're alarmed by the direction that the Bush
Administration has taken this country, you will want to make your voice heard at
this historic gathering, where we will march against war, greed, hate and lies.
Already, many thousands of individuals and hundreds of groups - anti-war, civil
rights, immigrant, religious, labor, feminist, environmental, and many more -
are planning to participate in this demonstration. The Republican National
Convention - and the protests - will be covered by media outlets around the
world. It is vital that we bring the largest possible number of people to New
York City on Sunday, August 29 to speak out against the actions and plans of the
Bush Administration. New York City More Info on additonal Protests.
The Republican National Committee has, for the first time in their 150 year
history, selected New York for their Convention from August 29-September 2,
2004. In a shallow attempt at exploiting the lives lost at the World Trade
Center, the RNC has pushed the Convention date to September. We have witnessed
two unjust wars, at least one American life lost each day overseas, a depressed
economy, the collapse of the dollar, $87 billion to boost war profiteering, the
closing of our firehouses, a health-care crisis, millions of children being left
behind, and now this. We say, Enough! I will post more info as it comes in. H.L. |