Almost a year ago, there were numerous antiwar demonstrations in Grand Rapids, and from the day of President Bush’s visit to Grand Rapids, police surveillance of antiwar activists. There is a new article on Salon.com titled A Thousand J. Edgar Hoovers that looks at police surveillance of antiwar activists and Grand Rapids has the “honor” of being one of the featured cities.
This story was also posted on the Michigan Independent Media Center so that you can read it without having to watch the ads required by salon.com
Related posts:
- Grand Rapids Surveillance Camera Map Featured on ACLU Site
- Anti-war Activists Hold Rally and Leafleting Action in Grand Rapids
- GRPD Chief Dolan Admits to Spying on Antiwar Protestors
- ACLU FOIA Documents Reveal Widespread Surveillance of Antiwar Movement in Grand Rapids
- Grand Rapids Peace Group Holds Antiwar Rally as Part of Global Day of Action
