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Home: 1997 San Diego Curfew Protests (7/25/97) Saturday night's rally featured the band Rebel Rebel from Los Angeles. Dressed like an opening band for KISS, they wanted to support the rally more than they wanted to play music. In between songs, the lead singer used his microphone as a megaphone to encourage the protesters to continue the fight. And it will be a fight. Many rallies in history have lasted months. We will rally until fundamental Constitutional rights are returned to all citizens. (7/19/97) Friday night's rally was a complete success. We wrapped ourselves in chicken wire to visually show that the curfew is not a bedtime, it is a nightly prison sentence. We had over 50 people at the rally throughout the night. People, who were twice as old as the law's victims, came out to support our fight for freedom. Related Press Release: Citizens to Rally Against Teen Curfew Fight back: Stage your own curfew protest Speak out: Post your protest ideas! More Photos Original protests in San Diego July 11-24, 1997 Largest protest in San Diego July 25, 1997 Downtown San Diego protest march August 23, 1997 San Diego City Hall protest September 29, 1997 More Press Releases Citizens to Rally Against Teen Curfew July 8, 1997 The Curfew Rally Continues July 12, 1997 Band to Play at Rally July 12, 1997 San Diego's Finest Reduce Crime July 15, 1997 See It, To Believe It July 18, 1997 Fenced In July 19, 1997 150 Americans Attend Curfew Protest July 26, 1997 Protest March in La Jolla Aug. 3, 1997 Curfew Protest Returns to La Jolla Aug. 8, 1997 Nation Focuses on Curfew Protest Aug. 22, 1997 Curfew Protest in the Gas Lamp Aug. 25, 1997 Anti-Curfew Campaign Protests Net of Intolerance Aug. 30, 1997 Curfew Protest at City Hall Sept. 26, 1997 Back to top Home:

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