Black Lives Matter—June 2020 - Revision history

Ccarlsson at 22:29, 21 October 2025

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	On June 19, demonstrators tore down monuments in Golden Gate Park to Junipero Serra (made a saint by the Catholic Church a few years ago over the strenuous protests of indigenous Californians and their supporters who stress his role in unleashing the genocide that decimated California Indians), and Francis Scott Key, the composer of the national anthem, the ''Star-Spangled Banner.'' The slave-holding and -defending Key included [https://theundefeated.com/features/the-star-spangled-banners-racist-lyrics-reflect-its-slaveowner-author-francis-scott-key/ a stanza supporting slavery] in his 1812 composition, which is conveniently left out of common renditions of the song before sports events. Protesters also tore down a statue of Ulysses S. Grant, union army general and president from 1868-1874, once a slaveholder too, but crucially he was President during the genocidal wars against the native cultures of the Plains and the Great Basin.		On June 19, demonstrators tore down monuments in Golden Gate Park to [[Rise and Fall of the Statue of Franciscan Padre Junípero Serra in Golden Gate Park\|Junipero Serra]] (made a saint by the Catholic Church a few years ago over the strenuous protests of indigenous Californians and their supporters who stress his role in unleashing the genocide that decimated California Indians), and Francis Scott Key, the composer of the national anthem, the ''Star-Spangled Banner.'' The slave-holding and -defending Key included [https://theundefeated.com/features/the-star-spangled-banners-racist-lyrics-reflect-its-slaveowner-author-francis-scott-key/ a stanza supporting slavery] in his 1812 composition, which is conveniently left out of common renditions of the song before sports events. Protesters also tore down a statue of Ulysses S. Grant, union army general and president from 1868-1874, once a slaveholder too, but crucially he was President during the genocidal wars against the native cultures of the Plains and the Great Basin.

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Ccarlsson: fixed writing and added photo

2025-06-15T22:31:42Z

fixed writing and added photo

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	On June 19, demonstrators tore down monuments in Golden Gate Park to Junipero Serra (made a saint by the Catholic Church a few years ago over the strenuous protests of indigenous Californians and their supporters who stress his role in unleashing the genocide that decimated California Indians), and Francis Scott Key, the composer of the national anthem, the ''Star-Spangled Banner.'' The slave-holding and -defending Key included [https://theundefeated.com/features/the-star-spangled-banners-racist-lyrics-reflect-its-slaveowner-author-francis-scott-key/ a stanza supporting slavery] in his 1812 composition, which is conveniently left out of common renditions of the song before sports events. Protesters also tore down a statue of Ulysses S. Grant, union army general and president from 1868-1874. once a slaveholder too.		On June 19, demonstrators tore down monuments in Golden Gate Park to Junipero Serra (made a saint by the Catholic Church a few years ago over the strenuous protests of indigenous Californians and their supporters who stress his role in unleashing the genocide that decimated California Indians), and Francis Scott Key, the composer of the national anthem, the ''Star-Spangled Banner.'' The slave-holding and -defending Key included [https://theundefeated.com/features/the-star-spangled-banners-racist-lyrics-reflect-its-slaveowner-author-francis-scott-key/ a stanza supporting slavery] in his 1812 composition, which is conveniently left out of common renditions of the song before sports events. Protesters also tore down a statue of Ulysses S. Grant, union army general and president from 1868-1874, once a slaveholder too, but crucially he was President during the genocidal wars against the native cultures of the Plains and the Great Basin.

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	''Photo: Veronica Solis''		''Photo: Veronica Solis''

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			'''A wider view of the toppled statue and graffiti, June 19, 2020.'''

			''Photo: anonymous''



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Ccarlsson: added photos

2020-07-09T04:22:01Z

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	'''Art exploded across the Bay Area on boarded up shops and restaurants. This mural was painted at Fell and Divisadero.'''		'''Art exploded across the Bay Area on boarded up shops and restaurants. This mural was painted at Fell and Divisadero.'''

			''Photo: Chris Carlsson''

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			'''On the walls...'''

			''Photo: Chris Carlsson''

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			'''Weirdly, even the Giants stadium scoreboard began blasting the message to a Covid-19 empty stadium.'''

	''Photo: Chris Carlsson''		''Photo: Chris Carlsson''

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Ccarlsson at 00:31, 2 July 2020

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	On June 19, demonstrators tore down monuments in Golden Gate Park to Junipero Serra (made a saint by the Catholic Church a few years ago over the strenuous protests of indigenous Californians and their supporters who stress his role in unleashing the genocide that decimated California Indians), and Francis Scott Key, the composer of the national anthem, the ''Star-Spangled Banner.'' The slave-holding and -defending Key included a stanza supporting slavery in his 1812 composition, which is conveniently left out of common renditions of the song before sports events. Protesters also tore down a statue of Ulysses S. Grant, union army general and president from 1868-1874. once a slaveholder too.		On June 19, demonstrators tore down monuments in Golden Gate Park to Junipero Serra (made a saint by the Catholic Church a few years ago over the strenuous protests of indigenous Californians and their supporters who stress his role in unleashing the genocide that decimated California Indians), and Francis Scott Key, the composer of the national anthem, the ''Star-Spangled Banner.'' The slave-holding and -defending Key included [https://theundefeated.com/features/the-star-spangled-banners-racist-lyrics-reflect-its-slaveowner-author-francis-scott-key/ a stanza supporting slavery] in his 1812 composition, which is conveniently left out of common renditions of the song before sports events. Protesters also tore down a statue of Ulysses S. Grant, union army general and president from 1868-1874. once a slaveholder too.

	[[Image:VSolis Fallen-Serra-longer June-19-2020.jpg]]		[[Image:VSolis Fallen-Serra-longer June-19-2020.jpg]]

Ccarlsson: added account of Serra statue and photo

2020-07-02T00:28:40Z

added account of Serra statue and photo

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			On June 19, demonstrators tore down monuments in Golden Gate Park to Junipero Serra (made a saint by the Catholic Church a few years ago over the strenuous protests of indigenous Californians and their supporters who stress his role in unleashing the genocide that decimated California Indians), and Francis Scott Key, the composer of the national anthem, the ''Star-Spangled Banner.'' The slave-holding and -defending Key included a stanza supporting slavery in his 1812 composition, which is conveniently left out of common renditions of the song before sports events. Protesters also tore down a statue of Ulysses S. Grant, union army general and president from 1868-1874. once a slaveholder too.

			[[Image:VSolis Fallen-Serra-longer June-19-2020.jpg]]

			'''The fallen Serra statue, June 19, 2020.'''

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Ccarlsson: Created page with "''' Unfinished History ''' Image:This-is-why-we-kneel-billboard-alteration 20200601 12472..."

2020-06-18T22:54:40Z

Created page with "''' Unfinished History ''' Image:This-is-why-we-kneel-billboard-alteration 20200601 12472..."

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''' Unfinished History '''

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'''Billboard altered on corner of Bryant and 24th Streets in the Mission.'''

''Photo: Chris Carlsson''

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'''Art exploded across the Bay Area on boarded up shops and restaurants. This mural was painted at Fell and Divisadero.'''

''Photo: Chris Carlsson''

As protests erupted across the U.S. in the wake of the police murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery, San Francisco also hit the streets. This video captures but a tiny fraction of the enormous outpouring of anger and protest that spilled across the City and the Bay Area more broadly. Here is footage of the June 3 protest organized by high school students at Mission High School, followed by June 5's George Floyd Memorial Ride done in Critical Mass style, and finally on June 10 thousands of skateboarders gathered on Twin Peaks to "Bomb Hills 4 Black Lives" and this footage was captured at Market and 15th Streets as they poured by... Check out the chant of "Quit Your Job" as the protesters surround the Mission Police Station...

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The following images are from the June 3, 2020 protest called by Mission High School students and attended by apx. 20,000 people.

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''Photos: Chris Carlsson''

The next batch of photos is from the June 5 George Floyd Memorial Ride.

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'''The ride halted at Castro and Market for a flurry of speeches and performances.'''

''Photo: Chris Carlsson''

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