
GOWANUS — A COALITION of organizers will rally outside a Brooklyn Tesla location this Saturday, March 29, to protest Elon Musk and what they call his “destructive dismantling of democracy and corrupt self-dealing.”
The protests are organized through Action Network, a progressive organization that helped mobilize the 2012 women’s protests in Washington, D.C.
The demonstration is part of a coordinated Global Day of Action organized by NoKings 2025, Troublemakers, and the Disruption Project. The protest will run from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. outside Tesla’s showroom at 126 9th St. and 2nd Avenue.
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