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Port Washington, New York

Protests in Port Washington

13 upcoming in Port Washington, NY, 89 more within 35 miles. All of New York.

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  • Nov16Mon

    Port Shines A Light

    Rally · 7:00 PM · Port Washington LIRR Station (in front on Main) · Port Washington, NY

  • Nov23Mon

    Port Shines A Light

    Rally · 7:00 PM · Port Washington LIRR Station (in front on Main) · Port Washington, NY

  • Nov30Mon

    Port Shines A Light

    Rally · 7:00 PM · Port Washington LIRR Station (in front on Main) · Port Washington, NY

  • Dec7Mon

    Port Shines A Light

    Rally · 7:00 PM · Port Washington LIRR Station (in front on Main) · Port Washington, NY

  • Dec14Mon

    Port Shines A Light

    Rally · 7:00 PM · Port Washington LIRR Station (in front on Main) · Port Washington, NY

  • Dec21Mon

    Port Shines A Light

    Rally · 7:00 PM · Port Washington LIRR Station (in front on Main) · Port Washington, NY

  • Dec28Mon

    Port Shines A Light

    Rally · 7:00 PM · Port Washington LIRR Station (in front on Main) · Port Washington, NY

  • Jan4Mon

    Port Shines A Light

    Rally · 7:00 PM · Port Washington LIRR Station (in front on Main) · Port Washington, NY

  • Jan11Mon

    Port Shines A Light

    Rally · 7:00 PM · Port Washington LIRR Station (in front on Main) · Port Washington, NY

  • Jan18Mon

    Port Shines A Light

    Rally · 7:00 PM · Port Washington LIRR Station (in front on Main) · Port Washington, NY

  • Jan25Mon

    Port Shines A Light

    Rally · 7:00 PM · Port Washington LIRR Station (in front on Main) · Port Washington, NY

  • Feb1Mon

    Port Shines A Light

    Rally · 7:00 PM · Port Washington LIRR Station (in front on Main) · Port Washington, NY

  • Feb8Mon

    Port Shines A Light

    Rally · 7:00 PM · Port Washington LIRR Station (in front on Main) · Port Washington, NY

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Know your rights at a protest
  • You have the right to peacefully protest on public sidewalks, streets with a permit, and parks.
  • You can photograph and record anything in plain view in public, including police.
  • If stopped, ask "Am I free to go?" If yes, walk away calmly. You can stay silent.
  • Don't consent to searches of you or your phone. Say so clearly; don't resist.
  • Write a lawyer's number on your arm. Bring water, ID, a charged phone, and a buddy.

General information, not legal advice. More from the ACLU.