A march through Skid Row and Downtown LA uplifted the work done by mutual aid and community organizing groups to create public safety outside of carceral systems and police departments.
While backlash against Flock Safety occupies much of the nationwide discourse about ALPRs, Axon and LAPD hope to solidify a new branch of the surveillance architecture of LA.
The October 15 protest highlighted Rep. Jimmy Gomez’s affiliation with Zionist interest groups and the need for courageous, pro-Palestine leadership from California’s congressional representatives.
Mar Vista Voice and Palms Unhoused Mutual Aid spoke with Knock LA about the importance of collectivism and solidarity during this community-focused event.
Additional program participants have come forward with allegations of racial harassment, sexual assault, and other harms after city officials announced policy changes at the facility.
Several residents from the interim housing program are speaking out about alleged theft of personal property by staff, mistreatment, and harassment by service providers and guards.
The once-abandoned diner in Miracle Mile was a temporary media stunt for the Bernie Sanders campaign, but transformed into a hub for social justice organizing that ran for a decade.
The coalition rallied at Home Depots across LA County in response to the corporation’s ongoing attacks against day laborers and complicity in ICE raids.
The devices Home Depot installed in their parking lot emit a damaging, high-pitched sound that leaves those exposed feeling nauseous, dizzy, and unstable.
