Can't believe I got to talk shit about the cops and university on international television.

A friendly May Day reminder that cops aren’t workers and never have been, and that their continued inclusion in our unions (and of police “unions” within the AFL-CIO ✊) remains a stain on the entire labor movement. They’re just bosses with a license to kill teenvogue.com/story/what-to-…

Bradley P. Moss one group tried to institute a dictatorship the others are kids who want their schools not to invest tuition money in Boeing hope this helps

Law enforcement retreats from UCLA’s Gaza Solidarity Encampment after intense pressure from pro-Palestinian protesters.

An LAPD Officer accusing the crowd outside the encampment of “kidnapping police officers” which is objectively dumb.

Pro-Palestinian protesters are holding law enforcement at bay for the time being.

LAW ENFORCEMENT HAS RAIDED THE UCLA GAZA SOLIDARITY ENCAMPMENT

Police throwing tents to the outskirts of the encampment at UCLA.

A few friends working for media shoved down steps. Heard a large bang in the background, sounded like a flashbang or stinger grenade.

Protestors at #UCLA just pushed riot police out of the plaza they have occupied for days

Putting this out there: I’m a journalist who has covered many protests, viewed A LOT of body camera footage.

DMs are open if anyone wants to chat about processing the graphic images of police and mob brutality we’ve seen — and will continue to see — in the coming days. ❤️

What the fuck.

Are there any books/documentaries about the history of student activism and campus protests that The Good People Of Twitter would recommend? (And addtl reading about Gaza as well)

The first flash grenade just went off at the #UCLA protest

LAPD moving in on the west side

ADL is actively turfing this right now so yes, that's the goal.

While my fellow organizers and I frantically scramble to fundraise for tents, blankets, and food to feed the 50,000+ people living on the streets of LA this is what our city has invested in.

CalMatters reporter Sergio Olmos (Sergio Olmos) was at UCLA early this morning when counter protesters and pro-Palestinian demonstrators clashed on campus. He captured footage of the all-out brawl for about 2.5 hours. For the first hour, police officers did not intervene.

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