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CAMPUS REPRESSION: CSU CHANNEL ISLANDS TARGETS BLACK STUDENT ORGANIZER On April 1, Angelmarie Taylor was harassed by campus police during a labor rally. Last week, she was visited at work & brought to police HQ. Now she's facing a possible expulsion hearing tomorrow THREAD:

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HANDS OFF OUR STUDENTS! Show the administrators & police that Angelmarie is backed by the people! Community is organizing a rally in support tomorrow @ 3 @ CSUCI - buses leaving LA at 12, more info here: @CFA_United @blmgrassroots

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@blmgrassroots This surveillance & harassment of Taylor is a larger patten of behavior by campus police, who—in 1 semester—pulled her over 12x, calling them “routine checks.” She also faced coercion into egregious agreements re: Student Conduct, & disenrollment after participating in protests

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FOCUS ON YOUR COMMUNITIES INSTEAD @Blklivesmatter @DocMellyMel

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❗️BREAKING ❗️Today I've been going to prepoll asking politicians about their position on abortion. Things escalated quickly when Labor MP Nat Cook didn't even let me get my question out and started yelling, "Call the police" and "I'm being harassed". As an elected representative asking for our vote and being paid over $200k by the taxpayer, Nat Cook should be able to answer a question about her position against two recent bills seeking to ban late term abortion. Minutes after she shouted for the police, a police car with two police officers arrived at the scene and I was told they would arrest me unless I left. How absolutely appalling that Labor can abuse their powers and get the police to do their dirty work when they don't want to answer a tough question. My 15 year old daughter Laura had a pupil free day and so she came along to film me. She couldn't believe what happened. I think she learned more in this one day about the police state we live in, than she could in the classroom. Make no mistake: Labor is authoritarian and anti-free speech. They support full term abortion and refuse to answer any question about why. Put Labor & the Greens last and put One Nation first. That's what I'll be doing because someone needs to take it to these Labor dictators. Full video (including the interactions with the police) will drop on YouTube tomorrow. Make sure you're subscribed to my channel Dr Joanna Howe Authorised by Dr Joanna Howe, Australia Life, Norwood SA.

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