Events of March 18, 2005 in Chicago - Peace Demonstrations
Chicago, IL
No To War and Occupation
Saturday, March 19th 2005 14:00 Central Time
Federal Plaza, Adams and Dearborn St., Chicago
With feeder marches across the city (see below)
The U.S. government uses our tax dollars to bankroll occupations in Iraq, Palestine and Afghanistan, threaten military intervention against Iran and Syria, support right-wing regimes in countries that include Colombia and Haiti, and overthrow the governments of Venezuela and Cuba. The hundreds of billions of dollars our government spends on war and occupation could instead fund affordable health care, housing, education, social security, public transportation and a host of other social and economic needs at right here at home. Send the government a message. Join us on March 19.
We are currently battling for our constitutional rights to free speech and public assembly, and are seeking legal action to force the City of Chicago to honor our right to assemble and march according to the scenario proposed below:
For more info and updates on the court battle for our constitutional rights, email ccawr@aol.com or call 773-209-1187.
Organized by the March 19 Chicago Coalition.
Chicagoland 2nd Protest against the Iraq War
Saturday, March 19th 2005 12 noon
STAND UP FOR CIVIL LIBERTIES AT HOME and
SELF DETERMINATION ABROAD
Protest against the Iraq War
Chicago 2 PM Saturday March 19, 2005 Federal Plaza Adams & Dearborn St.
No to War & Occupation! Bring the Troops Home NOW!
Saturday, March 19th 2005 12 noon
A March and Rally for Civil Liberties at Home and Self-Determination Abroad.
RSVP • PALESTINE SOLIDARITY FEEDER MARCH
Saturday, March 19th 2005 10:30am
The PALESTINE SOLIDARITY feeder march in Chicago will begin with a brief rally at the Israeli Consulate. At 11:15AM, we will march to the starting point (Michigan & Oak St) for beginning of the main March 19 protest march..
Downtown March to M19 Rally
Saturday, March 19th 2005 Noon CT
Feeder marches from across the city will converge on Oak Street just west of Michigan Avenue for the main procession to Federal Plaza. The site selection is significant as the place where hundreds of peaceful protesters were arrested on the night of the 2003 invasion protest.
Lesson of Iraq: War is Not the Answer
Sunday, March 20th 2005 3:00 pm
Lessons of Iraq: War is Not the Answer - Pursuing the Path to Peace
Program at the Temple will be followed by short procession to
outdoor flag lowering ceremony and silent vigil
Hear:
Lila Lipscomb, mother of Michael, who was killed in Iraq. Lila was featured in Fahrenheit 911
Abdul Malik Mujahid, Chair, Council of Islamic Organizations of Greater Chicago
Rabbi Bruce Elder, Congregation Hakafa
Deyar Gamil, Iraqi-American
Debbie Lucey, sister of Jeffrey, a Marine who committed suicide shortly after returning from Iraq
Download flyer
No to War and Occupation! Bring the Troops HOME NOW!
12:00
Yearly Event
No to War and Occupation!
Bring the Troops HOME NOW!
-------------------------------------------------------------
March and Rally for Civil Liberties at Home and Self-Determination Abroad.
Saturday - March 19 - Chicago
Noon March: Assemble Oak St. between Michigan and Rush [proposed]
2 PM Rally: Federal Plaza, Adams and Dearborn St., Chicago
-With feeder marches across the city
The U.S. government uses our tax dollars to bankroll occupations in Iraq, Palestine and Afghanistan, threaten military intervention against Iran and Syria, support right-wing regimes in countries that include Colombia and Haiti, and overthrow the governments of Venezuela and Cuba. The hundreds of billions of dollars our government spends on war and occupation could instead fund affordable health care, housing, education, social security, public transportation and a host of other social and economic needs at right here at home. Send the government a message. Join us on March 19.
We are currently battling for our constitutional rights to free speech and public assembly, and are seeking legal action to force the City of Chicago to honor our right to assemble and march according to the scenario proposed below:
For more info and updates on the court battle for our constitutional rights, email ccawr@aol.com or call 773-209-1187.
Organized by the March 19 Chicago Coalition. Endorsers’ list in formation. Labor donated.
United For Peace Calendar
No To War and Occupation
Saturday, March 19th 2005 14:00 Central Time
Federal Plaza, Adams and Dearborn St., Chicago
With feeder marches across the city (see below)
The U.S. government uses our tax dollars to bankroll occupations in Iraq, Palestine and Afghanistan, threaten military intervention against Iran and Syria, support right-wing regimes in countries that include Colombia and Haiti, and overthrow the governments of Venezuela and Cuba. The hundreds of billions of dollars our government spends on war and occupation could instead fund affordable health care, housing, education, social security, public transportation and a host of other social and economic needs at right here at home. Send the government a message. Join us on March 19.
We are currently battling for our constitutional rights to free speech and public assembly, and are seeking legal action to force the City of Chicago to honor our right to assemble and march according to the scenario proposed below:
For more info and updates on the court battle for our constitutional rights, email ccawr@aol.com or call 773-209-1187.
Organized by the March 19 Chicago Coalition.
Chicagoland 2nd Protest against the Iraq War
Saturday, March 19th 2005 12 noon
STAND UP FOR CIVIL LIBERTIES AT HOME and
SELF DETERMINATION ABROAD
Protest against the Iraq War
Chicago 2 PM Saturday March 19, 2005 Federal Plaza Adams & Dearborn St.
No to War & Occupation! Bring the Troops Home NOW!
Saturday, March 19th 2005 12 noon
A March and Rally for Civil Liberties at Home and Self-Determination Abroad.
RSVP • PALESTINE SOLIDARITY FEEDER MARCH
Saturday, March 19th 2005 10:30am
The PALESTINE SOLIDARITY feeder march in Chicago will begin with a brief rally at the Israeli Consulate. At 11:15AM, we will march to the starting point (Michigan & Oak St) for beginning of the main March 19 protest march..
Downtown March to M19 Rally
Saturday, March 19th 2005 Noon CT
Feeder marches from across the city will converge on Oak Street just west of Michigan Avenue for the main procession to Federal Plaza. The site selection is significant as the place where hundreds of peaceful protesters were arrested on the night of the 2003 invasion protest.
Lesson of Iraq: War is Not the Answer
Sunday, March 20th 2005 3:00 pm
Lessons of Iraq: War is Not the Answer - Pursuing the Path to Peace
Program at the Temple will be followed by short procession to
outdoor flag lowering ceremony and silent vigil
Hear:
Lila Lipscomb, mother of Michael, who was killed in Iraq. Lila was featured in Fahrenheit 911
Abdul Malik Mujahid, Chair, Council of Islamic Organizations of Greater Chicago
Rabbi Bruce Elder, Congregation Hakafa
Deyar Gamil, Iraqi-American
Debbie Lucey, sister of Jeffrey, a Marine who committed suicide shortly after returning from Iraq
Download flyer
No to War and Occupation! Bring the Troops HOME NOW!
12:00
Yearly Event
No to War and Occupation!
Bring the Troops HOME NOW!
-------------------------------------------------------------
March and Rally for Civil Liberties at Home and Self-Determination Abroad.
Saturday - March 19 - Chicago
Noon March: Assemble Oak St. between Michigan and Rush [proposed]
2 PM Rally: Federal Plaza, Adams and Dearborn St., Chicago
-With feeder marches across the city
The U.S. government uses our tax dollars to bankroll occupations in Iraq, Palestine and Afghanistan, threaten military intervention against Iran and Syria, support right-wing regimes in countries that include Colombia and Haiti, and overthrow the governments of Venezuela and Cuba. The hundreds of billions of dollars our government spends on war and occupation could instead fund affordable health care, housing, education, social security, public transportation and a host of other social and economic needs at right here at home. Send the government a message. Join us on March 19.
We are currently battling for our constitutional rights to free speech and public assembly, and are seeking legal action to force the City of Chicago to honor our right to assemble and march according to the scenario proposed below:
For more info and updates on the court battle for our constitutional rights, email ccawr@aol.com or call 773-209-1187.
Organized by the March 19 Chicago Coalition. Endorsers’ list in formation. Labor donated.
United For Peace Calendar
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