Last week I posted photos of a chill afternoon at San Francisco’s Alamo Square Park.
This week Alamo Square Park played host to a different sort of event:
“Counter-protesters converged on San Franciscoās Alamo Square Saturday afternoon even after local officials had called off a planned and permit-granted protest by right-wing group Patriot Prayer the day before.”
I love San Francisco.
We like to start our anti-fascist marches with a group hug:
The Speaker: “I want you to go right up to that person and give that person a big ass hug!”
I couldn’t get into Alamo Square Park; it was packed and marchers were still gathering.
A young woman on the curb with a sign in her lap:
The next time a Trump drone says ‘antifa thug’ send out this picture:
Unite against racism:
Demonstrate empathy:
Black Lives Matter!
A flyer in one of the corner stores around Alamo Square Park in San Francisco.
No citizen is free until all citizens are free:
(c) Rob Goldstein 2017 All Rights Reserved
I heard about this counter-protest on Facebook. I’m happy to say that San Francisco has now restored a little bit of my hope in the US. I’m really proud of you and everyone else who turned out to make it clear that you won’t tolerate fascists and nazis.
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Thanks Josh. Fighting Nazis is an American tradition. š
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Haha! Too true.
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I like that flyer!
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Yeah. It’s a good one. It also makes a great animated gif.
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Reblogged this on Die Erste Eslarner Zeitung – Aus und Ć¼ber Eslarn, sowie die bayerisch-tschechische Region!.
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Thank you for the re-blog!
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The more we all bring this message, making sure that folk understand that Nazis are not per definition German, the better.xx
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Agreed. Nazi may be evolving into shorthand for fascism but the German people did not invent it; every culture is vulnerable to degenerating into fascism.
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