Monthly Archives: October 2015

On Halloween, the 31st of October, the neo-Nazi American Policy Institute (NPI) Convention met at the National Press Club. Many well-known white supremacists were in attendance. To get in, they had to run a gauntlet of anti-racist protesters who not … Continue reading →

Skanska is one of the largest construction companies on Earth. Skanska USA has a $90M contract with University of Washington to build an underground primate research laboratory that may also be used against other animals. On the 30th of October … Continue reading →

On the 27th of October, a huge crowd descended on 17th st to watch the annual High Heel Race. Included in the race was a “Kim Davis” themes contingent complete with clashing “Free Kim Davis” and “Do Your Job” signs … Continue reading →

On the 27th of September the National Air and Space Museum hosted the “Predator: Transforming Modern Warfare with Drones” talk. The featured speaker was James G. “Snake” Clark, a former US killer drone commander. Outside Code Pink protested the talk … Continue reading →

Mt Vernon Plaza at 10th and M sts is owned by Bush Construction Companies, the same Va landlord who is seeking to evict all residents of Museum Square in Chinatown. At Mt Vernon Plaza Bush is attempting to shake down … Continue reading →

On the 24th of October, the IWW, , DC Fair Food, Three Part Harmony Farm, and DC Stampede showed up outside the Whole Foods at 14th and P st and the Trader Joes on 14th st for informational pickets. They … Continue reading →

On the 22nd of October, the Light Brigade showed up at the US Capitol to protest the CISA internet surveillance/data sharing bill. CISA is a bill to allow greatly increased data sharing between US Internet services and the US government … Continue reading →

On the 22nd of October, migrants and their sopporters marched on the White House demanding that President Obama comply with court orders demanding an end to “family detention” of migrant mothers and their children. A Federal court has ordered an … Continue reading →

On the 22nd of October, Aids Healthcare Foundation (AHF) showed up outside the offices of PHARMA to protest efforts by brand-name drugmakers and those Congresscritters to kill off the 340B program that provides reduced-price drug access to programs serving the … Continue reading →

On the 20th of October, Anacostia residents and anti-racist activists marched against Mayor Bowser’s crime bill. The march started at the Congress Heights Metro station and ended with a street blockade in front of the 7D police station. Mayor Bowser … Continue reading →