Protesters plan large marches and rallies as Democratic National Convention kicks off in Chicago
- Activists are expected to protest outside the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, raising issues like economic injustice, reproductive rights, and the war in Gaza.
- Vice President Kamala Harris is set to accept the Democratic nomination, but activists plan to demonstrate their message unchanged.
- Protesters emphasize the need for an immediate cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas war, likening their efforts to past movements.
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State Representative LaurieBeth Hager of Fargo is a Delegate at Democratic National Convention
CHICAGO, IL (KVRR) — Democratic National Convention has delegates from across the nation represent each state. One of them being Fargo’s very own State Representative LaurieBeth Hager. This is the second time Hager has been a delegate at the DNC for North Dakota. The one main difference for her is that this convention is in person unlike the virtual event in 2020 due to the pandemic. With Vice President Kamala Harris’s selection of running mate …
Father of American hostage in Gaza on why he's at the Democratic convention
The father of American hostage Hersh Polin discusses the struggle he and other relatives of hostages face as they wait for a potential cease-fire and release of the captives in Gaza. Jon Polin talks with NBC News' Lester Holt about why he's at the Democratic convention in Chicago.
Chicago firefighters protesting near Democratic National Convention after 3 years without contract
CHICAGO — Chicago firefighters are protesting near the Democratic National Convention this week, calling for more funding and resources after three years without a contract. Dozens of firefighters protested Tuesday on the second day of the convention at the corner of North Ogden Avenue and West Madison Street, just down the road from the United Center. They also protested Monday and will continue Wednesday and Thursday, in addition to putting up…
The streets of Chicago are steeped in history. 56 years ago, the area around Chicago's International Amphitheater, and Lincoln and Grant Parks, were packed with anti-Vietnam War and civil rights demonstrators. The protests were the backdrop for the 1968 Democratic National Convention (DNC). Under the command of Mayor Richard J. Daley, the police response was brutal and indiscriminate. Meanwhile, television cameras were recording the gory images.…
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