ACT UP Protest at 630 Sansome (INS)
About This Item
Excerpt from a KPIX-TV special report from June 19th 1990 featuring a protest march through downtown San Francisco, ending at 630 Sansome Street, directing anger towards the Immigration National Service's (INS) practice of denying immigrants who are HIV-positive entrance to the United States. Includes scenes of marchers chanting "INS you're outrageous; we know AIDS is not contagious," of a huge banner being unfurled from a scaffolding that reads 'Stop AIDS Stop INS Terror' and giant puppets carried by marchers. Ends with views of protestors being arrested by police, as onlookers remind them: "The whole world is watching!"
- Originally aired on
- KPIX-TV
- Date aired
- 6/19/1990
- Recording medium
- BetaSP video tape
- 22:09
- Rights for this video belong to
- CBS5 KPIX-TV
- Type of material
- special program
- Identifier
- AIDS 250
- Views
- 5287
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