Protests for November 30

Timeline

A vigil is happening downtown at Pioneer Square tonight.

Media

Present

Articles

The Oregonian

Police

Agencies present

  • Portland Police Bureau

Munitions used

N/A

Number of arrests

N/A

Charges

N/A

Protests for November 29

Summary

Timeline

Media

Present

Articles

The Oregonian

Police

Agencies present

  • Vancouver Police Department

Munitions used

N/A

Number of arrests

One

Charges

  • Assault IV
  • Felony Harassment

News for November 28

Timeline

A few clashes between right wing folks and anti-fascists occur in the evening at Pioneer Square downtown, but don’t appear to be related to any protest.

Media

Present

Articles

The Oregonian

News and Events for November 27

Scheduled Events

Timeline

Media

Present

Articles

KOIN

Portland shoppers encouraged to ‘Buy Black’ on Friday

The Oregonian

Here are the drug limits under Oregon’s first-of-its-kind decriminalization law

Police

N/A

News for November 26

No scheduled protests today, on this Thanksgiving holiday that is also a day of mourning for indigenous communities.

Media

There’s a new podcast by Robert Evans called “Uprising”, about the protests here. We strongly recommend it for coverage of not just what’s happened out on our streets, but the history behind it and why the protests continue. Many media accounts leave out the voices of Black organizers, or the history of the Portland police, or the many kinds of community activism happening throughout – this podcast will give you the full picture. The first episode is out now.

Articles

The Oregonian

Man charged with fatally shooting a 19-year-old Black man in Ashland over ‘loud music’

Protests for November 25

Timeline

This announcement was made across social media in the last few days, urging the community to organize small scale direct actions rather than participating in a larger demonstration:

A small vigil for Indigenous people who were killed by white settlers in Oregon is held downtown.

The next morning, some results of the call for autonomous direct actions:

Media

Present

Articles

CNN

OPB

The Oregonian

Portland Mercury

Searchlight New Mexico

Willamette Week

Protests for November 24

Summary

Despite the rainy night, a small group of protesters gathered at Elizabeth Caruthers Park in South Portland before making their way to the ICE facility nearby. There, Homeland Security (DHS) officers emerged from the building multiple times to conduct targeted arrests and an unlawful assembly was declared at 10:30 pm. The night ended by around midnight after hours of demonstrating outside the facility, multiple arrests, and mace and pepper balls deployed against protesters.

Scheduled Events

Timeline

Protests gather in front of the ICE facility in South Portland.

Around 9:25 pm Homeland Security (DHS) officers come out of the facility and arrest two protesters.

*FLASH WARNING*: The footage below contains a flashing light from 00:25-0:30.

At 10:30 pm DHS declares the gathering an unlawful assembly.

DHS officers exit the ICE building once again to let a car out of the parking lot.

Media

Present

Articles

Medium

NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund

NPR

OPB

The Oregonian

Portland Mercury

Vice

Police

Agencies Present

  • Department of Homeland Security – Federal Protective Service

Munitions

  • mace
  • pepper balls

Arrests

No information as of midnight.

Charges

No information as of midnight.

Protests for November 23

Timeline

Tonight people gathered in Pioneer Square for a vigil in honor of Hamza “Travis” Nagdy, who died in a shooting in Louisville on Sunday night.

Media

Present

Articles

OPB

In America’s whitest city, Black activists struggle to separate themselves from anarchists

Inmates file class action lawsuit after tear gas repeatedly pours into cells during nightly protests

The Oregonian

Inmates at downtown Portland jail file class-action suit over tear gas seeping into cells during protests

Willamette Week

County Jail Inmates File Federal Lawsuit Over Repeated Exposure to Tear Gas During Portland Protests

Police

Agencies present

N/A

Munitions used

N/A

Number of arrests

N/A

Charges

N/A

News for November 22

6 years ago today Tamir Rice was murdered by Cleveland, Ohio police. Rest in Power, Tamir.

Media

Articles

KOIN

Mother Jones

The Oregonian

Public Books

News for November 21

The event that was planned for this evening has been cancelled after the details were leaked on social media.

Media

Articles

OPB

The Oregonian