Huge Turnout for Women’s March Santa Cruz County
Tens of thousands overfilled the streets of Santa Cruz for the historic Women's March Santa Cruz County, held in conjunction with the Women's March on Washington.
Woman Used As Salami Tray at Altai Brands Event in Las Vegas
Altai Brands of Salinas, California, purveyors of gourmet cannabis edibles, objectifies woman as salami tray at Marijuana Business Conference after-party in Las Vegas.
Solidarity with San Quintín Farmworkers at Driscoll’s Distribution Center in Aromas, CA
Farmworkers in San Quintín, México are urging people throughout the world to Boycott Driscoll's products, including strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, and blueberries.
Prison Strike Solidarity in Oakland
Grabbing banners, flags, and signs, people took to the streets and marched through the downtown to several corporations that profit from prison labor.
Boycott Driscoll’s Protest at Watsonville Strawberry Festival
A banner declaring “No More Blood Berries” hung from the most iconic buildings in downtown Watsonville, which hover over the Strawberry Festival and stand as subtle reminders of the apple industry in the Pájaro Valley.
Watsonville Brown Berets Keep Pressure on Driscoll’s
Solidarity with farmworkers in Washington state and Baja California leading the worldwide boycott of Driscoll’s berries.
No “Free Speech” for Fascists: Neo-Nazis Shut Down in Sacramento
The neo-Nazis were not able to march and they did not have a rally. While the crowd accomplished what it set out to do, it came at a high cost.
Watsonville Vigil Remembers the Victims of Orlando
SOMOS LGBT vigil in Watsonville remembers "one of the most horrific tragedies committed against the LGBT community at a gay club in Orlando, Florida."
UFW & Driscoll’s: United To Exploit
Why won't the United Farm Workers support the Driscoll's Boycott?
New Leaf Community Markets in Felton Honors Driscoll’s Boycott
New Leaf Community Markets in Felton, California takes a righteous step in support of the farmworkers who grow our food. In addition to pulling Driscoll’s berries from their shelves, the market is displaying a letter with an overview of the boycott.