Author Archives: ironsnowflake

On the 19th of October, That’s Amore restaurant in Rockville hosted an anti-trans hate dinner. Outside, protesters held a dance party featuring music, trans flags, and rainbow flags. The over 60 protesters apparently outnumbered the attendees at the hate event … Continue reading →

On the 15th of October, protesters showed up at MPD’s Special Operation Division (SOD) headquarters. They were protesting police brutality and Jason Bagshaw in particular. Bagshaw is the killer cop that gunned down David “Lazarus” Wilson over the summer. He … Continue reading →

An October 14, 2022 afternoon march against the Fall 2022 meetings of the IMF and World Bank literally protrayed the World Bank and Big Oil in bed with each other. This was the second march that day against the Fall … Continue reading →

On Friday, Oct 14 the DC Bike Party held their annual Halloween themed ride

On the 14th of October, a march against the IMF and World Bank split into two units. Cops followed the main march featuring Code Pink’s “tank.” So many cops dedicated themselves to keeping that march off 18th st that it … Continue reading →

Video-a special education teacher slams Gov Youngkin’s hateful anti-trans policies On the 13th of October, Arlington County Public School students defied threats from Fascists and met with the school board to condemn VA Governor Youngkin’s vicious anti-trans student policies. They … Continue reading →

On the 13th of October, the G20 (20 richest nations reps) attempted to hold a press conference in a ballroom on the 20th st side of one of the IMF’s buildings in DC. Outside, protesters pounded drums, blew whistles and … Continue reading →

On the 12th of October, climate and Indigenous centric protests against the Fall 2022 meetings of the IMF and World Bank began. First up was an evening bike ride from Murrow Park in front of the World Bank to DAR … Continue reading →

On the eve of the IMF and World Bank’s Fall 2022 meetings, Code Pink got inside the World Bank’s headquarters and dropped a “Cancel All Debt” banner before being escorted out.

On Indigenous People’s Day, the 10th of October, Declare Emergency and fifteen Indigenous activists from Minnesota sat down on the Capitol Beltway in almost the same place protesters had blocked it on July 4. The road was blocked nearly an … Continue reading →