Marches on Wall Street in NY April 3-4

April 3: Bail Out the People, Not the Banks (organized by Bail Out the People—check web site for details) http://www.bailoutpeople.org

April 4: March on Wall Street (organized by UFP—details below. More on web site) http://unitedforpeace.org

On the April 4th anniversary of Dr. King’s prophetic “Beyond Vietnam” speech delivered at Riverside Church, massive numbers of people will be in the street in a unified and nonviolent call to cut military spending and to fund human needs and ecological sustainability. 

People will gather in New York City to protest war and rally for justice, equality and peace around the world.  Groups for racial justice and economic equality, against  war and occupation, for a new economy based on people’s needs, green union jobs and sustainability will all come together for a massive march on Wall Street.

DFNYC member Bernadette Evangelist ( This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it ) invites you to join the Procession for the Future and the Accountability and Prosecution contingent: meeting between 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. at Franklin Place - an alley off of Franklin Street between Broadway and Church Street: map

Assembly Time: 11:00 AM
Assembly Location: Leonard, Franklin & White Streets, between Broadway & Lafayette St.
(This is just south of Canal Street and close to several subway stops.)

Canal Street stops on the
J, M, Z lines at Centre Street
6 line at Lafayette Street
N, Q, R, W lines at Broadway
A. C, E lines at Sixth Ave.
Franklin Street stop on the 1 line, at Varick St.

Procession for the Future and the Accountability and Prosecution — Franklin Place
Veterans, Military Families and Others Associated With the Military — Leonard Street
Labor — Leonard Street
Students and Youth — Franklin Street
Brooklyn — White Street (between Broadway & Lafayette)

Assembly Time: 11:00 AM
March Step Off-Time: 12:00 PM noon

March Route: South on Broadway to Stone St., East on Stone to Broad St., North on Broad to Wall St. This route is a little less than 1.5 miles and takes us through the heart of the financial district, ending right in front of the NY Stock Exchange.