January 16, 1998, 9:00 am to Noon at the King County Courthouse, 516 Third Ave., Seattle. This demonstration is in protest to the new law allowing the suspension and revocation of driver's licenses (as well as any other State issued license). Signs will be available. There is also a hearing in Judge Jarvis' courtroom this same day on a motion for an injunction against enforcement of this new law.
After May, 1940 the anti-Jewish laws came fast and furious. These included the requirements that Jews must wear a yellow star of David, turn in their bicycles, were banned from using the trains, and, among other things, forbidden to drive.
"Then we were taken to rooms where we had to undress. That was an enormous shock for me. I was 18, shy, and had been brought up chastely, according to the prevailing morality. It goes without saying that I was embarrassed and ashamed, I remember a audible crack in my head, from being totally naked before the eyes of men. And then the thought came like a flash that, from then on, other norms and values would be in effect, that I would have to adjust to that, and that entirely new life was beginning, or death was waiting." - The Last 7 Months of Anne Frank, by Willy Lindwer, page 121
For more information about these 2 events contact: Del Parker at (206)232-2560.
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