*Thanks to everyone who came out to our MLK Day of Service*
Please Note-Occupy Oakland’s North Oakland Neighborhood Committee Now Meets Every Sat 1-3 @ the North Oakland Farmers’ Market
*NOW ACCEPTING PROPOSALS FOR FOOD N’JUSTICE WORKSHOP SERIES*
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Decolonize Your Diet!
An Indigenous People’s Day Celebration
Thank you to everyone who came out! Big Up to Somos One, Octavio De La Paz, Dj Somestacks, DJ Cavem, the Dismantling Oppression Crew, GJI, Poor News, Tamales Oaxaca, Stop the Gang injunction and all of you for participating in this powerful day of food, music, n workshops.
Phat Beets Produce farmers’ market in North Oakland hosts “Decolonize Your Diet” event from Oakland North on Vimeo.
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