Come join us at Washington Park in Ithaca, New York 1-3 pm, June 14th for a national day of action and mass mobilization to show the OrangeMenace that in America we will not bow to kings or dictators!
Register here: https://www.mobilize.us/mobilize/event/786342/
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Stop Raping Women.
(I'm also thinking of making a sign that reads stop raping people. To include everyone.)
Passed by favorite tree, living its best life. #IthacaNY #Cycling #fingerLakesNY
Finger Lakes Weekend Cycling Weather Review:
Fabulous!
👎 High AQI
👍 Perfect temperature, Coddington Rd South of Caroline Depot is freshly paved, Honeypot Rd has been freshly swept.
#IthacaNY #Cycling #fingerLakesNY
#Ithaca #IthacaNY #Cornell #CornellUniversity #Palestine
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Funeral Procession for Palestinian Martyrs
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At 12 noon on Friday, May 9th, we will mourn more than 17,400 Palestinian children who have been murdered over 575 days of this most recent genocide in Gaza. *
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Join us at 12 pm at Cornell’s Bailey Hall as we read the names of these dear souls and carry coffins as symbols of our grief. *
*Bring a symbolic shroud for a child. It can be made of a white pillow case with material or sweaters inside, or a life size baby doll and tied loosely at the feet & waist. Bring signs. Wear a Kiffeyah. Bring a Palestine flag. Let us gather to mourn for Gaza. *
*Let the Aid in! Ceasefire Now! *
*Free Palestine! *
been doing nothing all day fory day off, but I've managed to do some #Craigslist browsing and found this bizarre gem.
NIce! At Cornell University today (Cornell's administration is brutally zionist)
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
4/9/25 MEDIA CONTACT: Email: cml.press@proton.me Instagram: @cmlcornell
Some arrested individuals are available for interview upon request
Court Case Updates for 13 Protestors Arrested at Cornell’s Pathways to Peace, Ithaca, N.Y.
— On April 9, thirteen protestors attended their first court date regarding their arrests at Cornell University on March 10. The arrests in question were at a panel called "Pathways to Peace" a biased discussion ignoring the genocide in Palestine that included speakers such as US ambassador to the Middle East, Ryan Crocker, who oversaw numerous human rights abuses in Iraq and Afghanistan, and Tzipi Livini, recognized war criminal and former foreign minister of Israel, responsible for 2008 Operation Cast Lead and the death of thousands of Palestinians.
Seventeen individuals were detained at the event. Thirteen of them had court yesterday and faced charges of disorderly conduct, seven of whom are students, three Ithaca residents, and three alumni. One arrested individual, 18-year-old Ithaca resident Daniel Creamer (He/him), was pulled out of the building in handcuffs.
Of the thirteen defendants, two alumni and one student had their charges completely dismissed. The rest of the defendants were offered an ACD agreement by the Ithaca District Attorney's Office.
An ACD, which stands for adjournment contemplating dismissal, will dismiss a case as long as the individual is not arrested again for a specified period and does not require pleading guilty. One alumnus and four students took ACD agreements, with two ACDs lasting 6 months, and the others lasting until the end of the semester on May 17. The other five defendants, including Daniel, plan to continue to another court date and rejected the offered deal. Of those who plan to continue, only two are students. All three unaffiliated individuals rejected the deal.
During court, the judge had to declare, "There will not be misgendering in my courtroom,” in reference to paperwork submitted by CUPD. For two of the defendants paperwork included incorrect pronouns and an incorrect name. This occurred despite one defendant with incorrect paperwork, Creamer, correcting CUPD officers about his pronouns during his arrest. According to Creamer, the CUPD officer responded to this correction with, "Don't care about your pronouns, I really don't."
"After the defendants' cases had finished, they gathered outside the courthouse for speeches.
They were joined by many supporters, including some who were not allowed inside the courtroom due to the courtroom reaching capacity limits.
Sujata Gibson (She/her), one of the defense lawyers, spoke first, explaining what had happened at Pathways to Peace, the context for the arrest, and what was happening with the cases. She also expressed concern about freedom of speech and the constitutionality of these arrests.
Two of the students being charged then spoke about the genocide in Palestine. They discussed how fighting against fascism and violence is incredibly important.
"For the last 18 months, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians have been murdered.
Today, Palestinians have been murdered, and we will fight constantly so that tomorrow, no more Palestinians will be bombed, murdered, and cut off from medical aid and food using the money from our tuition and tax dollars." -Arrested Person
"Cornell knows that its students dissent from every part of this genocide. . . Cornell knows, and yet they invited an Israeli politician accused of war crimes for an event that had the audacity to invoke the word 'Peace'.” - Arrested Person
The next speaker was Lou Taam (She/her), one of the alumni arrested.
"When a known Israeli war criminal spoke from the stage, students and youth pointed out that she was responsible for the killing of 500 Palestinian children during her term in office. What did President Kotlikoff do? He unleashed the many police in the room to arrest students who raised the issues." - Lou Taam
She was followed by her husband, Milton Taam (He/him), also a defendant and alumnus.
He spoke about Kotlikoff's "deal with the devil" and the parallels in history. "When the Nazi's invaded France, [they] caved in to the nazis. So is Kotlikoff going to cave like Vichy, France, or is he going to save France? I think he has to decide." - Milton Taam.
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Ithaca, NY!
Wednesday 8:45 am PACK THE COURT to support the Bailey 17 who Spoke Out Against Cornell Welcoming Israeli War Criminal on Campus
WEDNESDAY, April 9 @8:45
Ithaca City Court 118 E. Clinton Street, Ithaca
Pack the Court for The BAILEY 17
17 Cornell students, alumni, and Ithaca community members face charges for calling out Israel's genocide of Palestinians.
How Might the Trump Administration Target D.E.I. in Public Schools?
If you can help support the pro bono lawyers that are helping #MomodouTaal and two others in their lawsuit against Donald Trump for violations of their 1st and 5th amendment rights please chip in.
https://chuffed.org/project/125884-stand-with-momodou-taal-against-unjust-detention-and-deportation
POST IMMEDIATELY & WIDELY!
12 noon-1 pm AAUP Emergency Rally
HANDS OFF MOMODOU TAAL
@ Cornell’s Administration Bldg
-Day Hall
Speakers: National Immigration Atty Eric Lee, AAUP Pres. Atty Risa Lieberwitz, Sandra Babcock of CU Law School
From Eric Lee, Momodou Taal's attorney:
Hello All:
Today, just days after Momodou Taal sued Donald Trump challenging the constitutionality of the executive orders, plain clothed agents from an unidentified law enforcement agency made what we believe to be an attempt to detain and deport Momodou. They staked out his house and set up a presence at various points on on campus. One officer flashed a badge at one of Momodou's roommates and an employee at his residence. Other agents refused to identify themselves to additional eyewitnesses, who noticed police apparati in vehicles. This was not one or two agents, it was an operation.
A half hour ago we filed for emergency relief with the federal judge assigned to our case demanding she order the government to cease its attempt to deport Momodou. This is a flagrant attack on his right to seek redress from the government through the courts. We submitted affidavits from myself and two of the witnesses establishing factually what happened today and pointed the judge's attention to Trump's violation of the order of the DC Judge in the Alien Sedition Act case and his demand that the judge be impeached. This is part of an unprecedented breakdown of separation of powers unfolding before our eyes. We will update you when we hear from the court.
The government is testing the response of the campus community. Peaceful protests tomorrow would be entirely appropriate if you think they could be organized. Otherwise the federal agents will be back and they'll continue to threaten Momodou. At this point even an order from the district court may not even stop them. Please reach out with any further questions and thank you for all of your support. You can share the information in this message.
#Ithaca #IthacaNY #Cornell #CornellUniversity #MomodouTaal #Palestine
Protest In Ithaca, NY
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February 7, 2025 Rally for Hope and Justice
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ICE looks like it's setting up shop in my little town. A sanctuary town. Ithaca, NY.
Luckily our town is remaining close. We are all committed to staying communicated and connected. We will not be intimidated.
U.S. Says Sheriff Could Face Prosecution for Releasing Immigrant
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.nytimes.com/2025/01/30/nyregion/ny-sheriff-ithaca-immigration.html
