MARCH FOR OUR CONSTITUTION is a peaceful protest on Saturday, March 22 at the Wilshire Federal Building in Westwood, Los Angeles. We are marching to protest Donald Trump’s illegal assault on the US Constitution. We are also marching in support of the federal judges and workers in the federal government who are actively resisting his unconstitutional actions. Let them know they are doing the will of the American people!
We will march 1 mile through closed streets and sidewalks of Westwood and arrive at the Wilshire Federal Building for a rally with speakers including:
This is a permitted protest, planned in cooperation with the LAPD Board of Commissioners.
Here are some of the actions Trump and his administration have taken that violate the constitution and federal laws:
We will assemble starting at 11:30AM within the road closure area at the corner of Veteran Ave and Wellworth Ave.
We encourage you to take public transit!
Otherwise, parking is available within a 10-15 min walk at UCLA lots 32, 36, 38, and 1.
Accessible parking is available on site. To arrange, please call or text the disability, accessible parking line at -915-.
Signs (handmade ones are great)!
Noisemakers – drums, tamborines, kazoos
Comfortable shoes – we are marching 1 mile!
Snacks and water - we need to be energized!
GREAT ENERGY! Stern but peaceful – violence of any kind will not be tolerated.
We are protesting the illegal actions of a convicted felon president. It is important to know what rights we have as protestors (courtesy ACLU):
Democracy Action Network (DAN) was founded in November 2024 by David Comfort in response to the re-election of Donald Trump. Emerging as a grassroots organization dedicated to defending democratic institutions, promoting civic engagement, and fostering inclusive democracy, DAN has quickly become a prominent force in the pro-democracy movement. With a nonpartisan ethos and a commitment to nonviolent resistance, DAN seeks to address threats to constitutional governance while building a broad-based coalition for democratic renewal. Bluesky: @democracyactionnet.bsky.social
Indivisible LA - The Indivisible movement is a progressive grassroots movement of millions of activists across every state, fueled by a partnership between thousands of autonomous local Indivisible groups and a national staff. Indivisible’s national team offers strategic leadership, movement coordination, and support to Indivisible activists, and also directly lobbies Congress, builds partnerships, runs media campaigns, and develops advocacy strategies. Together we fight to defeat the rightwing takeover of the American government and build an inclusive democracy. https://indivisible.org/
50501 Socal - The first #50501 protests were a decentralized rapid response to the anti-democratic and illegal actions of the Trump administration and its plutocratic allies. The idea—50 protests in 50 states on 1 day—was born on r/50501 and spread rapidly on social media. In just days, grassroots organizers—without any budget, centralized structure, or official backing—pulled off over 80 peaceful protests in all 50 states. Twelve days later, tens of thousands of Americans declared "No Kings Day" and protested once more. On March 4th, a call to stand up for democracy was answered with another wave of protests. The protests were covered by every major media outlet, showing the world that the American working class will not sit idly by as plutocrats rip apart their democratic institutions and civil liberties while undermining the rule of law. https://fiftyfifty.one/
Wondering how to help defend democracy (in addition to showing up on Saturday)? Do any or all of these things!
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See you Saturday!
