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Chelsea and Low Income Communities Fight Power Plant, Against Environmental Injustice |
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by Sofia Jarrin, |
 In an astounding display of solidarity, community members from Roxbury, Dorchester, Chelsea, East Boston and their local government officials gathered at Chelsea High School last week to speak out against plans to build a diesel power plant in Chelsea. Standing before the Energy Facilities Siting Board, a board known for historically approving every siting permit request presented before them, people bitterly complained about Energy Management Inc.’s (EMI) railroading strategy to build the diesel plant a mere 250 yards from Chelsea’s only elementary school. |
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06 Mar 2007
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Filed under: News / Environment |
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The Veterans for Peace organization shares it’s message: “John Kerry: We voted for you. Now we expect action from you” |
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by Sophie Yon-Gharbi, |
 In front of the building at 1, Bowdoin Square, where Senator John Kerry has his office, some of the cars driving by during the 9 AM rush hour traffic were honking and giving the 30 protesters – who were holding signs such as “Stop the money, stop the war. What the hell is Congress for!”- a thumb up. “ I think we had no business being there in the first place” shared a woman as she passed the small group. “You guys are doing a good thing!” added another one. |
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28 Feb 2007
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Filed under: News / Human Rights : Politics : War and Militarism |
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Boston Activists Die-In To Protest Merrill Lynch's Funding of Dirty Energy |
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by Jonathan McIntosh, |
 On Wednesday Feb. 21, local Boston environmental and human rights advocates in collaboration with the Rainforest Action Network (RAN) staged a dramatic "die-in" in from of the Merrill Lynch office downtown at One Financial Center.
Activists fell to the ground crying black tears and spitting up pollution sludge, while "medics" dressed in hazmat suits and masks attempted to save their lives. Other demonstrators, also in hazmat suits, were barred from entering the building as they attempted to deliver a letter demanding Merrill Lynch's Boston branch help stop the bank's financing of TXU's dirty energy plan. |
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22 Feb 2007
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Filed under: News / Environment : Human Rights : Social Welfare |
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Demonstration to Free the San Francisco 8: Protests against U.S. Torture and Racism |
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by Danni West, |
 Boston, MA, February 14th • Activists, students, teachers and church leaders from the groups Coast to Coast Solidarity-Boston and Queers Against Prison-Boston rallied this morning at South Station followed by a string of banner appearances and educational events across the city. This demonstration was part of a national call to action demanding lower bail and the release of the San Francisco 8. Eight former Black Panthers were arrested January 23rd, 2007 in California, New York and Florida on charges related to the 1971 killing of a San Francisco police officer. Similar charges were thrown out, over 30 years ago, after it was revealed that police used torture to extract confessions when some of these same men were arrested in New Orleans in 1973. |
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14 Feb 2007
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Filed under: News / Human Rights : Organizing : Race |
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Have A Heart: Moratorium on Immigrant Deportations |
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by Shu Ohno, MIRA, |
 Boston, MA - This Valentine's Day morning immigrant leaders gathered at South Station to call attention to the senseless immigration raids that have torn immigrant families apart across America. Standing before an eight-foot milk carton depicting missing immigrant parents, community leaders distributed postcards highlighting examples of immigrant children living without their parents. This action was part of a national mobilization to call President Bush and members of the Massachusetts Congressional delegation to declare a moratorium on deportations. |
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14 Feb 2007
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Filed under: News / Human Rights : International : Labor |
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