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BY Jim Byrne | Tucson, AZ | 1/10/19
Around 40 people chanting “No wall, never,” joined a protest here January 10 in response to President Trump’s bid to finance his racist border wall.
BY Jim Byrne | Tucson, AZ | 11/22/18
On November 13 around 50 people gathered in front of the Federal Building in downtown Tucson to demand that President Trump remove over 5000 troops deployed to the border.
BY Jim Byrne | Tucson | 9/06/18
Tucson, AZ - Outraged educators took to the streets in both Phoenix and Tucson Sept. 5 to protest the removal of Proposition 207 from the November ballot. The actions took place at the Arizona Chamber of Commerce in Phoenix and at Chamber members Tucson Electrical Power (TEP) and Wells Fargo in Tucson. These places were targets because it was the Chamber of Commerce that funded and filed the lawsuit against the InvestInEd ballot initiative that would have raised income taxes on the top 0.07% of Arizonans, some 15,000 people, and generated an estimated $690 million. This amount would provide a significant boost to missing $1.1 billion from public schools over the ten years.
BY staff | Tucson, Arizona | 6/30/18
More than 2000 people joined a protest here, June 30 to oppose the Trump administrations attacks on immigrants.
BY Staff | Tucson, Arizona | 6/30/18
More than 2000 people joined a protest here, June 30 to oppose the Trump administrations attacks on immigrants.
BY Jim Byrne | Phoenix, AZ | 4/30/18
The historic statewide educator walkout entered its third day Monday, April 30.
BY Jim Byrne | Phoenix, AZ | 4/26/18
A red tidal wave is washing over downtown Phoenix, April 26, as the #RedForEd movement takes its demands to Governor Ducey and the Republican-dominated legislature.
BY Jim Byrne | Tucson, AZ | 4/08/17
Immediately following President Trump’s order to unleash 59 Tomahawk cruise missiles into Syria, the Tucson Anti War Committee called an emergency rally for April 8.
BY staff | Tucson, AZ | 10/04/16
On Sept. 30, Tucson’s immigrant rights action committee L.U.P.E (Spanish acronym for United Struggle of Parents and Students) held its monthly Cultura Nights event.
BY staff | Tucson, AZ | 8/02/16
On Aug. 2, Donald Trump’s running mate, Mike Pence, held a town hall meeting at the historic Fox Theater in downtown Tucson. With little public notice and time, the immigrant rights action group L.U.P.E quickly rose to the challenge, organizing an emergency protest through social media, in order to counter the Republican Party’s agenda of hate.
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