Andrew Cuomo
Cornell and Ithaca Communities Rally for Federal Support of Puerto Rico
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Participants at the rally listened to the governors’ speeches and to Cornell leaders involved in the Puerto Rican recovery effort.
The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/rally/page/4/)
Participants at the rally listened to the governors’ speeches and to Cornell leaders involved in the Puerto Rican recovery effort.
“Here we are fighting for our DACA brothers and sisters, and I stand in full support of you.”
Rep. Reed was met with another furious crowd of constituents at his town hall in Ithaca.
Following President Trump’s executive order suspending immigration from seven countries, hundreds gathered on the Commons at the Emergency Rally to Support Immigrant Rights on Saturday.
ICYMI: Members of Black Students United, joined by dozens of students, marched from Center for Intercultural Dialogue to Ho Plaza on Sept. 23. The rally was a call to action in response to recent national acts of police violence against African Americans. https://youtu.be/u5i9e2X465o
“I’m going to be very loyal to New York, to New York State,” Trump, stationed in front of a row of American flags, promised the crowd to uproarious applause.
Over 5,000 people crowded the Oncenter, a relatively small venue for the rally, buzzing with excitement in advance of Sanders’ address.
These campaign stops are several on the candidates’ tours of New York before the state’s primary voting begins on April 19, according to PressConnects.
Over 50 local residents and students gathered together at a local elementary school Wednesday evening to celebrate the launch of Black Lives Matter Ithaca. The event began with two spoken word performances by members of the Black Lives Matter Ithaca community. To explain the need for the movement, Ithaca resident Enongo Lumumba-Kasongo, grad, drew a parallel with the comic books that she enjoyed as a child, explaining that black children need more role models. “Black girls want to have a hero too. All kids trying to get that mirror view.
Yesterday at noon, about three dozen Cornell workers and students gathered in front of Day Hall carrying signs that read “Cornell workers deserve a fair contract” and cheered as passing buses and cars honked in agreement.
“What do we want? Fair contract! When do we want it? Now!” yelled participants in the rally. “When working families are under attack what do we do? Stand up, fight back!”