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11.112019December 19, 2019

TRUMP MUST GO, DACA MUST STAY: Walkout, Strike, March, Protest!

TRUMP MUST GO, DACA MUST STAY: Walkout, Strike, March, Protest!

By BAMNIn Affirmative Action and K-12 Integration, Climate Crisis, Defend Public Education, Dream Act, DACA and the Dreamers, Immigrant Rights, Labor Movement, LGBT, Police Brutality and Corruption, Rape, Sexual Assault, and #MeToo, Shut Down Neo-Fascists and the Alt-Right, Trump Must Go!Tags BAMN, berkeley, California, daca, detroit, michigan, supreme court, trump, walk out, walkout

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12 (the day the U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments on DACA) Walkout and stay out, strike, march, protest!...

25.032013December 19, 2019

Supreme Court to Hear BAMN’s Challenge of Michigan’s Affirmative-Action Ban! (Schuette v. Coalition to Defend Affirmative Action)

Supreme Court to Hear BAMN’s Challenge of Michigan’s Affirmative-Action Ban! (Schuette v. Coalition to Defend Affirmative Action)

By BAMNIn Affirmative Action and K-12 Integration, LegalTags 209, affirmative action, BAMN, coalition to defend affirmative action, featured, march on washington, michigan, Prop 209, proposal 2, proposition 209, schuette, supreme court, victory

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE — March 25, 2013 United States Supreme Court Grants Review of Decision Striking Down Michigan’s Ban on...

15.112012February 20, 2013

AFFIRMATIVE ACTION VICTORY! Sixth Circuit Strikes Down Michigan’s Proposal 2!

AFFIRMATIVE ACTION VICTORY! Sixth Circuit Strikes Down Michigan’s Proposal 2!

By BAMNIn Affirmative Action and K-12 Integration, Defend Public Education, Social JusticeTags affirmative action, BAMN, grutter, lawsuit, michigan, Prop 2, Prop 209, proposal 2, sixth circuit, supreme court

Press Release 11/15/2012: BAMN HAILS SIXTH CIRCUIT DECISION STRIKING DOWN MICHIGAN’S BAN ON AFFIRMATIVE ACTION CASE HEADED TO U.S. SUPREME...

13.082012August 13, 2012

BAMN Defends Affirmative Action and 10 Percent Plan in University of Texas Case at U.S. Supreme Court

BAMN Defends Affirmative Action and 10 Percent Plan in University of Texas Case at U.S. Supreme Court

By Ronald CruzIn Affirmative Action and K-12 IntegrationTags 10 percent, affirmative action, amicus, BAMN, civil rights, fisher, grutter, percent, supreme court, ten percent, texas

“The Coalition to Defend Affirmative Action, Integration and Immigrant Rights and Fight for Equality By Any Means Necessary (BAMN) and...

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