Daily Forty Niner · Beach Weekly S8E9 — Student Housing Insecurity, Essential Workers Protest and Acura Grand Prix
Tag: protest
Community activists gather Saturday to ‘dance for justice’ at Black History Month rally
Dozens gathered at Marina Vista Park in Long Beach to celebrate Black History Month and march for justice.
Members of the press allege abuse following arrests made by Los Angeles Sheriff’s Deputies
In the past week, at least three members of the press have been arrested by Los Angeles Sheriff’s Deputies while documenting demonstrations throughout the city.
Five Major League Soccer matches postponed in protest of latest police shooting in Kenosha
Major League Soccer is taking a stand against social injustice as players join in unison and refuse to play in response to the shooting of Jacob Blake by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin, which has caused nationwide protests. “Real change needs to happen. The shooting of Jacob Blake and the murders[Read More…]
Black Lives Matter Long Beach continues to lead diverse community in mourning, calls for change
Protestors from all walks of life came together Monday to show support for Black Lives Matter Long Beach.
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IN PHOTOS: “Happy Birthday, Breonna Taylor”
On what would have been Breonna Taylor’s 27th birthday, Black Lives Matter Long Beach marched through the streets of Downtown Long Beach.
Black Lives Matter Long Beach leads protestors in peaceful demonstration
On what would have been Breonna Taylor’s 27th birthday, Black Lives Matter Long Beach marched in her, and others’, honor.
Long Beach State student arrested while peacefully protesting, said he’d “do it again”
Los Angeles Police Department officers arrested CSULB sophomore Noah Christiansen Tuesday night for violating curfew while protesting the murder of George Floyd.
Daily Forty-Niner’s statement on protest image
While covering the demonstrations in Long Beach on Sunday, May 31 protesting the killing of George Floyd, student photographer Richard Grant, who is a contributor to the Daily Forty-Niner, captured an image that has garnered international attention.