NYC Antifa

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  • Atlanta, GA: Reportback on Antifascist Actions 04/19 & 04/20

    From http://atlanta.indymedia.org/local/reportback-anti-fascist-actions-atlan… On April 20th, about 200 people gathered to protest an anti-immigration rally being held by the neo-nazi group, National Socialist Movement and the Klu Klux Klan. The night before an anonymous communique was posted from some Atlanta Antifascists “On April 19th, Atlanta antifascists descended upon the Wellesley Inn Hotel, where the neo- nazi […]

  • 03/24/2013 – 3PM /// March for Justice for Kimani Gray!

    March for: Justice for Kimani Gray! Jail the Killer Cops! Drop the Charges Against All the Arrested Protestors! Sunday, March 24, Church Ave at E. 55 3 pm rally & march to 67th Precinct Event page: facebook.com/events/227164960762890/ 16 year old Kimani Gray was shot down by cops who filled his young body with 7 bullets, […]

  • 01/18/2013 –> Queer Bloc – Counter Protest The Westboro Baptist Church

    January 18, 2013 /// 3:30PM Bryant Park, NYC This is a call to all queers, ‘fag-enablers’, tranarchists, anarchists and allies. The Westboro Baptist Church plans to have a picket in Times Square on January 18th between 4:30-5:30pm. Their signs usually consist of vile and hateful messages such as ‘God Hates Fags’. Just recently, they picketed […]

  • NYC, October 22nd /// National Day of Protest to Stop Police Brutality

    From: October 22 Coalition to Stop Police Brutality – New York Step out for the 17th National Day of Protest to Stop Police Brutality, Repression and the Criminalization of a Generation October 22nd WEAR BLACK, FIGHT BACK! NO MORE STOLEN LIVES! Police existence is police brutality! The Call for the 17th National Day of Protest to […]

  • ‘Occupy Wall Street’ protests gaining pace in US

    Demonstrations have been held in various US cities as momentum grows in the ‘Occupy Wall Street’ movement. Among the other towns taking part on Wednesday were Los Angeles and Boston, where some university students walked out of lectures in solidarity. http://www.euronews.net/