Members of the March for Palestine protest walk towards the City College’s East Campus Cafeteria on May 7 in Santa Barbara, Calif. Protestors are determined for their voices to be heard at City College.
Protestors filled City College hoping to get their voices heard concerning Palestine, with an end goal to receive recognition from the Board of Trustees. Protestors were set to meet on May 7 at the West Campus fountain and make their way towards the East Campus cafeteria.
The protest included the unveiling of a script attached to the second story of the Physical Science Building, filled with names of Palestinian’s who have died since Oct. 7, 2023.
Speaker at the protest Sabrina Elmoussaid thanked the Associated Student Government for passing the resolution calling for a ceasefire between Israel and Palestine. The protestors are determined to speak to the Board of Trustees about this issue.
Protestors gather around the 100-foot script filled with names of Palestinian’s who died since the initial October of 2023 Hamas raid in Israel on May 7 at City College’s Physical Science Building Santa Barbara, Calif. The protestors gave a moment of silence to all who died.
Protesters in the March for Palestine tread through City College on May 7, starting at West Campus in Santa Barbara, Calif. The protestors walked to the other side of campus while chanting in hopes of getting their voices heard.
During the March for Palestine, protesters engage in chants and walked across City College’s bridge on May 7 in Santa Barbara, Calif. “Stand off our back,” protestors yelled through campus along with other chants.
Protesters in the March for Palestine walk through the end of the City College bridge, holding signs and chanting on May 7 in Santa Barbara, Calif. The protestors marched up to the East Campus cafeteria to conclude their rally.
