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Organizations from around the country have endorsed the call for this important demonstration. We say:
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ACTION ALERT: Tell Saint Paul Mayor and Twin Cities newspapers: "Anti-war protesters have a right to demonstrate at the RNC."Sisters and Brothers, On May 16 the Coalition to March on the RNC and Stop the War will be in Federal Court. We are seeking an injunction that forces the City of Saint Paul to issue permits for our anti-war march on Republican National Convention September 1. We need your help. Contact Saint Paul’s mayor and send letters to the Twin Cities press.
¡Marcha en Contra de la RNC y para Parar la Guerra!bolantes al fin Manifestación contra la Convención Nacional de los Republicanos ¡Fuera Ya los EU de Irak! May 1st Rally & March: Protesters Stand Up for the Right to March on the RNC to Stop the WarThursday, May 1, 11:00 a.m., Minnesota State Capitol, West Steps , 75 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard, St. Paul Activists will be demonstrating on May 1 for a permit for a massive anti-war march to the Xcel Center on September 1st during the first day of the Republican National Convention.
Rally & March: Stand Up for the Right to March on the RNC to Stop the War05/01/2008 - 11:00 05/01/2008 - 12:30 Etc/GMT-6 Rally at the MN State Capitol building WEST STEPS (75 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd.), followed by a march to the Xcel Energy Center (future location of the RNC), and return to the State Capitol. Keep the Pressure on St. Paul: Issue Anti-War Protest Permit for September 1, 2008Dear friends, Thank you for calling on the City of St. Paul to immediately issue permits to the Coalition to March on the RNC and Stop the War, for a march on the Xcel Center on September 1, 2008. We have received copies of more than 100 of your messages, and we know many others were sent. Those who contacted the Mayor of St. Paul via email received a standard reply. We can not count on the city's reassurances: their actions and inaction speak louder than their words. We must keep the pressure on. We hope the information in this message will help you do just that.
Press Conference: Organizers of RNC anti-war protest seek injunction in Federal Court, demand St. Paul grant march permitsFor Immediate Release: March 21, 2008 Organizers of RNC anti-war protest seek injunction in Federal Court, demand St. Paul grant march permits Press Conference
Defend Our Right to March to Xcel and Say NO to War!ACTION ALERT Tell St Paul Mayor Chris Coleman to grant a final permit to the Coalition to March on the RNC and Stop the War, taking us from the State Capitol to the Xcel Center on September 1, 2008. Mayor Coleman can be reached at mayor@ci.stpaul.mn.us or 651-266-8510.
Flyers for use at the local levelAt our first conference call, several people agreed to seize opportunities at upcoming Iraq war protests to do outreach for the March on the RNC. Below are two flyers with a space for you to add information about local events, meetings or contacts. I hope these are helpful, and we will make needed changes if we can. Both are in Word.
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Upcoming eventsUser login- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - We recognize that protests at the RNC will take many forms. With that in mind, we have worked for common ground with other forces to ensure that our various projects work in concert, with a commitment to ensure no one's plans are disrupted or undermined by fellow protesters. Our coalition agrees to the following principles for the September 1, 2008, March on the RNC. (1) our solidarity will be based on respect for diversity of tactics and the plans of other groups. (2) the actions and tactics used will be organized to maintain a separation of time or space. (3) any debates or criticisms will stay internal to the movement, avoiding any public or media denunciations of fellow activists and events. (4) we oppose any state repression of dissent, including surveillance, infiltration, disruption and violence. We agree not to assist law enforcement actions against activists and others. |
