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On November 29, 2007, the City of San Antonio passed an ordinance that puts a price on free speech and our right to march in the streets. In response, members of the International Woman's Day March and Rally Committee and the San Antonio Free Speech Coalition filed a lawsuit against the City challenging this ordinance and organizing against it. Read more on the Lawsuit Info page. |
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VIDEO OUR STREETS WILL NOT BE SILENCED!
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UPDATES 06/30/09Judge Fred Biery granted the City's request for summary judgment and dismissed our case - denying the gente our day in court. 02/09/09 Information for Organizers Regarding San Antonio Parade Permit Applications click link above to download info sheet The San Antonio Police Dept. may NOT legally require you to rent traffic control devices or to pay for police officers. Please do not let the SAPD bully you into paying or into cancelling your event because you don't have the money! 01/15/09 Judge Xavier Rodriguez has recused himself from hearing the suit filed against the City of San Antonio Ordinance #1193. Judge Fred Biery has been assigned to the case. A new court date is pending. 10/16/08 Pick up your Free Speech Coalition Yard Signs and Bumper Stickers at the Esperanza, 922 San Pedro. Download Talking Points in English and Spanish. 07/01/08 03/17/08
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