Wednesday, June 27, 2-3pm
First Congregational Church, 444 E. Broad St,
Join women of faith crying out for justice for families experiencing immoral and inhumane treatment at the border. The atrocities committed by our government are growing more barbaric by the day, and we must resist!

President Trump recently signed an executive order to lock up entire families at the border. The order does not change his mass deportation and “zero tolerance” policy, which wrongly labels people fleeing violence and poverty as criminals, or their mass deportation agenda, which has unleashed deportation agents to target our communities everywhere.

I am honored to be here this week, every day I am here in the Lakota Nation North Dakota, I feel my inner strength and my spirit set loose and free. Everyone is nice and respectful here despite all the genocide the white man and woman have thrown down at the Lakota. To hear these Lakota people tell me the horror stories of genocide and government lies stowed upon them for generations. I fight my tears from coming out. I get angry.

The Lakota set the blueprint for this country and everyone had a home and food to eat. People traded and respected each other back then. Then the pilgrims showed up and got greedy with all they were taught from tribes. This USA we live in is a crooked evil machine that neglects and takes advantage of the Lakota. When will this end? That’s the real question. When will the USA government realize the Hate crimes being done daily to the indigenous? Never, because our crooked government had been stealing and killing them for hundreds of years and covering it up.

Remarks at Peace Resource Center of San Diego, June 23, 2018.

There are three things that are almost always underestimated: the U.S. military budget, altruism, and sadism.

First, the military budget.

Sunday, June 24 - Comfest
5:50 PM - Live Arts stage
Spoken Word with African Dance and Drumming

The Ohio Student Association expresses its disgust and outrage at the heinous actions of Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Sandusky and Salem, Ohio, this month. We as students, workers, activists, and Ohioans have made it our goal to fight against the racist system of mass incarceration in our communities. Therefore, we demand the defunding and abolition of ICE, which has become an unaccountable paramilitary force whose main goal seems to be executing violent attacks upon the most vulnerable members of our society. We demand the immediate release of the nearly 250 people arrested by ICE in raids at Corso’s and Fresh Mark, and the payment of restitution to those families for the trauma experienced.