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UPDATED: NYC Protest Schedule for Today, Saturday June 27, 2020

A breakdown of today's events.

UPDATED: NYC Protest Schedule for Today, Saturday June 27, 2020

UPDATED: NYC Protest Schedule for Today, Saturday June 27, 2020

A breakdown of today's events.

UPDATED: NYC Protest Schedule for Today, Saturday June 27, 2020
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The deadline for NYC to finalize its budget is Tuesday June 30, 2020 and protestors with the Occupy City Hall movement have set up camp to demand a $1 billion cut to the NYPD.  The movement suggests that the one sixth deduction from the police department be reallocated into projects like housing, healthcare, education and social services.  Occupy City Hall has caught a lot of attention and support, but as the budget deadline draws nearer.  If you can’t join in person, organizers are actively looking for donations, and recommend @occupycityhall for details, or any of these additional ways you can contribute to the Black Lives Matter movement. 

Reopening NYC is upon us and you might have already enjoyed your first post-lockdown meal outside your…

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