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- Resolution Approved by Takoma Park City Council 5.21.2012
- MCCRC activists attend BORDC civil rights gathering in Chicago
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- MCCRC attended meeting between ACLU and County Exec, County Police Chief (Part II)
- NDAA resolution on May 21 Takoma Park City Council agenda!
- NDAA forum highlights: Audience Q&A
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"...a vocal opponent of the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority’s (WMATA) policy of random searches of passenger bags..." -- Government Security News
"fantastic work organizing around WMATA's search policy!" -- ACLU-Maryland
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A look at online petitioners against the WMATA bag search policy
The Montgomery County Civil Rights Coalition and the DC Civil Liberties Coalition have been promoting an online petition against WMATA’s random bag search policy; the URL is http://tinyurl.com/wmata-petition. The wording is simple: We the undersigned oppose random bag searches of … Continue reading
Petitioning against WMATA’s random bag search policy
I talk with a passerby (photo by permission) about the random bag searches. He said he was undecided about them, but leaned more to supporting them. (Photo by L. MacAulay) On Wednesday evening, more than a dozen activists — myself … Continue reading
