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May Day March for Immigrant Rights in Oakland
May 1, 2006 by Jonathan Nack (5 min. 23sec.)	Broadband Only
Immigrants and their supporters march down International Blvd. in Oakland, CA on May 1, 2006 (MayDay). The march was called as part of a national day of action which included a one day general strike and student school walkout in opposition to legislation pending in U.S. Congress which would make being an undocumented immigrant a felony. Marchers demanded amnesty for immigrant workers and the right to become U.S. citizens. -------------------------------------------------------
Commemorator newspaper opens expanded office
April 17, 2006 by Jonathan Nack (5 min. 37sec.)	Broadband Dial up
Melvin Dickson, Editor of The Commemorator newspaper, speaks on the significance of the new office expansion on the occasion of the open house for the paper’s additional office space, on April 16, 2006. The Commemorator is published by the Commemoration Committee for the Black Panther Party, CCBPP 1837 Alcatraz Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94703, (510) 652-7170. -------------------------------------------------------

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OAKLAND - Aimee Allison, candidate for City Council District 2, concession speech, May 17, 2005, 3242 Grand Avenue, Oakland, CA.

Video: Jonathan Nack
Video Editing: Peter Kafin
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May Day March in Caracas, Venezuela on May 1, 2005. The march was organized by the labor federation Unity of the Nation's Workers (UNT). The march included many unions, community, and youth organizations, along with political parties and groups which support the revolutionary coalition government of President Hugo Chavez Frias - which are collectively known in Venezuela as "the Chavistas".

Unionists and Chavistas on the march in Caracas, Venezuela in Celebration of May Day, May 1, 2005. The march was many hundreds of thousands strong, with perhaps more than a million people. With most marchers dressed in red (the color of the Bolivarian Revolution), it appeared as an endless red sea of humanity flooding through Caracas.

May Day in Caracas 2005 slide show of pro-government march organized by labor federation UNT and the Chavistas in support of the government of President Hugo Chavez.