When was the last time any of you marched for civil rights,

[mmonk]

lgbt rights, workers rights, environmental rights, and voting rights? For me it was last year and every year since 2010. I support Bernie Sanders and am also a disability rights activist. Your lines of attack are offensive to us that take the time to do these things. I wish I could explain the advantages of fusion politics and how we should advance together while still have proper debates on issues that divide America and that we should stand together in general terms. But I see that is out the window in some regards. What a pity at this time in history of our republic. The choice, however, still remains yours.

[seaotter]

1. About 2 months ago, in Minneapolis. why?

[mmonk]

3. .

[H2O Man]

4. Thank you

for participating in Occupy!

[H2O Man]

5. Recommended.

While I haven't marched since 2014, I have been an active participant in local issues.

[Blue_In_AK]

6. Black Lives Matter last year,

Idle No More, pride parade every year. Oh, yes, Occupy every weekend for several months.

[nadinbrzezinski]

7. I was outside Poway Unified covering a news story about that

just yesterday. I even posted a link here.

But since that was San Diego, and the NAN, and covered by a Jewish Latina, that does not matter.

It is par for the course

Oh and here is the external link

http://reportingsandiego.com/2016/02/10/fairness-demands-at-poway-unified-school-district/

[Luminous Animal]

8. Last Sunday.

[arely staircase]

9. 2015 nt

[leftupnorth]

10. 2004 and 2005 we marched on DC

Against the war and for justice for people on the gulf coast (post Katrina)

Started having children after that, so we haven't done much since then.

We are raising to little female revolutionaries, though. They'll probably attend their first political event when Bernie comes to Michigan.