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Angela Davis, Skateboarders, and More Scenes From Juneteenth Weekend Protests in the Bay Area

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Bay Area protests denouncing racism and police brutality show no sign of easing up anytime soon. This weekend saw at least two skateboarding protests in support of BLM, another paddle-out at Ocean Beach to honor George Floyd, and additional .When Angela Davis — the industrious, steadfast civil rights activist and UC Santa Cruz professor — emerged from the sunroof of a Mini Cooper Friday afternoon to address crowds at the Pork of Oakland, she galvanized the masses with messages of hope. Words cemented in resilience; pontifications not too dissimilar to what we heard from during the Civil Rights Movement. Davis' encapsulated what we're currently all feeling: we're on the periphery of change, and we must remain persistent in demanding it.Angela Davis speaking here at the Oakland port shutdown protest, praising the ILWU for standing with the civil rights movement, says the union represents “the potential of labor” &amp; hopes other unions join in calls to abolish the police“Happy Juneteenth,” she starts — Joe Rivano Barros (@jrivanob) Alas, that unwavering dedication to moving the needle forward was, again, seen across the Bay Area this weekend.More than a few protests took to SF City Hall this Saturday and Sunday, with one demanding the defunding of police. Today, Father's Day, Zoomers riding skateboards wheeled themselves to the Embarcadero in solidarity with Black Lives Matter. A like-intended rally later took place at Fort Mason with people calling for the disbandment of the law enforcement agencies and departments.North of the Golden Gate Bridge in Santa Rosa, a "24 hours of protest" event was held that included candlelight vigils to those who've lost their lives to police brutality, a unity march around Julliard Park, and more. Just like in San Francisco earlier Sunday, a group of East Bay skateboarders took to the pavement at Fremont City Hall to show support for our BIPOC communities.If you were busy this weekend rallying your voice on Twitter and/or opening your wallet to, don't fret. Here are some of the best social media posted photos and videos from this Saturday and Sunday's demonstrations to scroll through, below.Following a speech by Angela Davis a crowd of thousands of protesters begin marching from Port of Oakland to the Oakland Police Department — EKF Productions (@kentkessinger) A post shared by (@trevorhenrichphoto) on Jun 19, 2020 at 10:57pm PDT A post shared by (@trevorhenrichphoto) on Jun 19, 2020 at 11:02pm PDT A post shared by (@trevorhenrichphoto) on Jun 20, 2020 at 11:01am PDT A post shared by (@keithburgburg) on Jun 20, 2020 at 7:22am PDT Day 22 of Oakland Protest:Precita Park, San Francisco // 6.20.20 // Healthcare Caravan from Oakland to SF — Sarah Belle Lin (@SarahBelleLin) Youth Protest 6/19/20 Berkeley to Oakland CA — Vonetta Breckenridge (@vonettabrecken1) A post shared by (@mzaddies) on Jun 21, 2020 at 12:02pm PDT Related: Image: Courtesy of Instagram via @Please enable JavaScript to view theGet the latest posts delivered right to your inboxAngela Davis, Skateboarders, and More Scenes From Juneteenth Weekend Protests in the Bay AreaShare thisStay up to date! Get all the latest &amp; greatest posts delivered straight to your inbox

Bay Area protests denouncing racism and police brutality show no sign of easing up anytime soon. This weekend saw at least two skateboarding protests in support of BLM, another paddle-out at Ocean Beach to honor George Floyd, and additional .When Angela Davis — the industrious, steadfast civil rights activist and UC Santa Cruz professor — emerged from the sunroof of a Mini Cooper Friday afternoon to address crowds at the Pork of Oakland, she galvanized the masses with messages of hope. Words cemented in resilience; pontifications not too dissimilar to what we heard from during the Civil...

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