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Tuesday, June 10: Anti-Trump Hilltop Protest; 4:30pm at the corner of Central Entrance & Rice Lake Road in Duluth.

Thursday, June 12: Immigrant Solidarity Protest; noon on the corner of E 60th Avenue & Superior Street in Duluth.  Sponsored by Twin Ports Against Weapons Trade. 

Thursday, June 12: From Duluth to Los Angels - Stop the ICE Raids! picket; 5pm at the corner of Lake Ave. & Superior St. in Duluth.  Sponsored by the Northwoods Socialist Collective. 

Friday, June 13: Free Palestine / Divest From Wells Fargo protest; 2pm at 230 W Superior St. in Duluth.  Sponsored by Anti-Imperialist Action. 

Friday, June 13: No Kings Protest; 5pm at 1368 7th Avenue in Two Harbors.  Sponsored by Breakwall Indivisible. 

Friday, June 13: Stop the Trump Administration Protest; 6:30pm at 42 Outer Drive in Silver Bay. 

Saturday, June 14: No Kings Protest; 9:30am at the corner of Arrowhead Lane & Hwy 73 in Moose Lake. 

Saturday, June 14: No Kings Protest; 10am at the Bandshell on Hwy 2 in Ashland.

Saturday, June 14: No Kings Protest; 10am at the corner of Hwy 63 & Hwy 70 in Spooner. 

Saturday, June 14: No Kings Millinery March; 10:30am to noon starting at Leif Erickson Park and ending at Lake Ave. & Superior Street.

Saturday, June 14: No Kings Protest; 10:30am at the Old Central School in Grand Rapids. 

Saturday, June 14: No Kings Protest; 11am to noon at the Douglas County Courthouse in Superior. 

Saturday, June 14: No Kings Protest; 11am at the Whiteside Park in Ely.  Sponsored by Northern Progressives. 

Saturday, June 14: No Kings Protest; Noon at Lake Ave. & Superior Street in Duluth.  Sponsored by Duluth 50501.

Saturday, June 14: Families Rise Together/Boots on the Ground; 1pm at 3005 W 3rd Street in Duluth.  Sponsored by Families Rise Together. 

Saturday, June 14: No Kings Protest; 3pm at 897 Iron World Road in Chisholm. Sponsored by WARR.

Saturday, June 14: Stand Against Genocide in Palestine protest; 3:30pm at Lake Ave. & Superior St. in Duluth.  Sponsored by Anti-Imperialist Action. 

Saturday, June 14: No Kings Protest; 5pm at corner of Cloquet Avenue & Hwy 33 in Cloquet. 

Saturday, June 14: No Kings Protest; 6pm at Olcott Park in Virginia.  Sponsored by the Democracy Alliance of the Iron Range. 

Sunday, June 15: Women in Black Gaza Vigil; Noon at the corner of Belknap Street and Tower Avenue in Superior.  

Monday, June 16: Rural Folks Rally Against the Trump Administration; 2pm at the stoplight in Aitkin.  Sponsored by the Good Trouble Club. 

Every Tuesday & Sunday:  Interfaith Committee for Migrant Justice Welcome Center; 2-5pm at the Trinity Lutheran Church in Duluth.  

 

This activist calendar has been published, under various names, since December 1996.  It is also sent out every week via our email list.  If you would like to sign up to get our weekly calendar send to your email inbox, click on this link: http://eepurl.com/hXr2p1 

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