Sacramento State Capital Safe Ground Rally - Non Violent Civil Disobedience
In April of 2006 Loaves & Fishes, Francis House, SHOC, Homeless Advocates, and the homeless rallied at the California State Capital to urge the City, County, and State to create a Safe Ground where the homeless can camp at night. Homeless Advocates from Modesto to Redding were prepared to be arrested as it is against the law to have a sleeping bag anywhere on State Capital property as homeless advocates block the south state capital entrance practicing non violent civil disobedience as they dare California State Highway patrol officers to arrest them ! . "The Rally at the California State Capitol for "Safe Ground," the legalization of homelessness begins at Loaves and Fishes with 300 homeless folks getting on the bus and rallying for their cause. Watch the enthusiasm build as they are dropped off at the Capitol steps!" (Part 2) Sister Libby of Sacramento Loaves and Fishes at the non violent civil disobedience rally at the Califo...