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Weekly Friday Protest — Across from Wegmans

When

Every Friday at 4:30 PM

Next: Fri, Aug 28

Where

Sidewalk across from Wegmans 650 Harry L Dr, Johnson City, NY 13790

Stand with Indivisible Binghamton every Friday at 4:30 PM on the sidewalk across from Wegmans. This week we're protesting the ICE murders — bring a sign, bring a friend. High-traffic spot, lots of eyeballs.

Every Friday at 4:30 PM

📣 This week — Stop the ICE killings. ICE has murdered two innocent people and taken 22 people from our area within the last 7 days. This week we’re turning our protest toward the ICE murders — come demand they stop. Everyone should be out in the streets. Bring a sign, bring a friend, and spread the word.

We’re on the sidewalk across from Wegmans, by Panera & Dick’s.

Are we next? ICE has murdered two innocent people within the past 7 days. ICE has taken 22 people from our area within the same time. 'Every person in the United States should be out in the streets demanding that the ICE killings stop.' Join us in Honk & Wave protests against these ICE murders: Friday, 4:30 p.m. on the sidewalk across from Wegmans (by Panera & Dick's), and Saturday, 11 a.m. by the closed Denny's on the Vestal Parkway. Spread the word! Sponsored by the Binghamton Area community.

Indivisible Binghamton is holding a standing weekly protest on the sidewalk across from Wegmans. We picked this spot because it gets steady traffic — lots of eyeballs on our creative signs, and a real chance to be seen.

Sign ideas to get you started

Bring the wonderful variety of signs you’ve made over the past year. This week the focus is ICE and the raids tearing families apart — but any issue you care about is welcome. If you want a place to start, here are a couple of ideas:

Abolish ICE Not in our community

No Human Being Is Illegal Stop the raids

What to bring

  • A sign — homemade is best. We’ll have spares if you don’t have one ready.
  • Weather gear — we’re out there rain or shine.
  • A friend or two — the more of us, the louder the message.

Why we’re showing up

However many people turn out, it’s important to maintain a consistent public presence. This is a chance for anyone so inclined to do something visible in the face of everything that’s going on.

We picked a weekday and a weekend (see our Saturday protest) to cast the widest net for participation. We’ll start with these times and locations and adjust as we go.

Hope to see you there.