MARCH FOR FREE SPEECH EVENT COURTESY FACEBOOK
The March for Free Speech through UC Berkeley with Milo Yiannopoulos, Pamela Geller, Mike Cernovich, and more speakers will take place this Sunday at 12:00pm (NOON).
COUNTER-EVENT
Sunsara Taylor, a writer for Revcom.us and one of the co-initiators of Refuse Fascism, has called on everyone to stand up against Milo at Sproul at 10 am to preempt Milo’s plans.
“Refuse Fascism along with other groups is planning to be out at Sproul on Sunday to protest and confront the Milo-led fascists, and understand full well that this battle is far from over, and that it underscores the urgency of driving this whole fascist regime from power.” Courtesy Refuse Fascism.org
UC Berkeley Police Department said in an alert that there is still a possibility for large crowds and demonstrations on and near campus Sept. 24.
The list of prohibited items is as follows:
No backpacks or bags
Weapons (firearms/simulated firearms)
Ammunition
Weapons (dirks/daggers /ice picks)
Improvised Weapons as determined by Law Enforcement Officers
Tasers /stun guns or similar devices
Mace/pepper spray/bear spray/wasp spray
Hard plastic, metal, or glass bottles and jars (Nalgene, bike water bottles, etc.)
Wearing masks of any kind
Gas masks
Helmets
Animals other than working service animals
No object/sign larger than 30” X 30” (objects/signs will only be allowed if made of foam core, cardboard or paper)
Shields
Balls or other projectiles
Hard or frozen fruit/vegetables
Sticks /selfie sticks/poles/clubs/pipes (wood, plastic or metal)
Chains with padlocks
Baseball bats
Fireworks
Explosive devices
Incendiary devices
Aerosols/pressurized cans
Batteries
Hard coolers
Umbrellas
Artificial noise making devices
Monos/tripods
Laser pointers
Tobacco products (including e-cigarettes)
Skateboards/scooters/bicycles
Bicycle U-locks
Balloons
Illegal drugs
BBQ Grills of any kind (charcoal, propane, etc.)
Structures, canopies or pop-up tents
Wagons or carts that can be pulled
Drones and other unmanned aircraft systems
Packages
Liquid (other than water in factory-sealed, clear plastic bottles