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Bushville
 Why
A Bushville?
Bushville
is up!!
802 Myrtle Ave, Brooklyn, NY
(G train to Myrtle-Willoughby Aves)
Special thanks to Mt. Zion Christian Church
of Christ Disciples Incorporated for the use of their church and
lot
En
Espanol
Aug
29, 2004
Cheri Honkala, together with other leaders of the Poor
People's Economic Human Rights Campaign, stood on the front lines
of the massive United for Peace and Justice march through NYC. The
march, over 400,000 strong, stretched for miles through downtown
New York. Read more
Aug
27, 2004
Update from Bushville (growing larger everyday) and report from
Dinner Honoring Marilyn Kramer of the National Welfare Rights Union
Read More
photos
from Harvey Finkle
Aug
26, 2004
Press Conference at the Center For Consituational Rights and udpate
from Bushville read more
Aug
25, 2004
The Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign
Takes on Billionaires for Bush in Basketball Game to Raise
Money for the PPEHRC "March for Our Lives" on Opening
Day of the Republican National Convention. Read
More Update
Aug
24, 2004
Reality
Tour in Manhattan and making signs at the Bushville. Read
More
Aug
23, 2004
Poor
People's Economic Human Rights Campaign to Hold Reality Tours From
"Bushville" Tent City in Preparation For Their "March
For Our Lives" On Opening Day of the Republican National Convention
Read Press Release
photos
from Aug 23 now available
Aug
22, 2004
Updates from the week of August 16-22 Read
More
Aug
19 2004
Press
Conference at Battery Park.
read press release read
update
Aug
13 2004
Bushville moves to Central Park. Four Members of the Poor People's
Economic Human Rights Campaign are Arrested Read
Update
Republican National Convention Protesters Released From Jail Read
Press Release
Additional
Updates
The
March For Our Lives touched off from Jersey City Monday, July 19th
with the launch of the Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign's
Mobile "Bushville" tent city. As we marched through one
of the most populated corridors in the county carrying billboards
saying "Welcome to Bushville", we are reaching and talking
to thousands of people everyday - with a message that we must take
out country back because our lives depend on it.
We
are poor and homeless, unemployed and uninsured and we will march
everyday until the end of August for our lives. We will march to
stop the war at home. As we go we are gathering human rights violations,
organizing for our August "March for Our Lives" at the
Republican National Convention, and registering and educating voters.
Please
follow our route and help us organize to take our country back.
Support the mobile "Bushville."
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our Bushville Newsletter
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