Demonstrators rally against Diamond Pipeline at gas station near campus
Ashley McCray, co-founder of group, No Plains Pipeline, stands next to "Valero Fuels Genocide" sign outside of Valero on I-240 and May on Wednesday, February 1st. This is the 3rd reported demonstration outside of Valero gas stations around the city in the past 2 days. “We will be doing this as long as necessary until we get the message across (about the Diamond Pipeline and Valero’s involvement in it)” said McCray. Photos by Aaron Cardenas
Ashley McCray, co-founder of group, No Plains Pipeline, stands next to “Valero Fuels Genocide” sign outside of the Valero gas station on I-240 and May on Wednesday, February 1st. This is the 3rd reported demonstration outside of Valero gas stations around the city in the past 2 days. “We will be doing this as long as necessary until we get the message across (about the Diamond Pipeline and Valero’s involvement in it)” said McCray.

According to the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Valero has exercised its option to gain 50 percent of interest from the Diamond Pipeline.

PHOTOS BY AARON CARDENAS/PIONEER

OCCC Early Childhood Education Major, Debbie Hartsell, participates in a nonviolent demonstration against the Diamond Pipeline in front of the Valero (I-240 and May) on Wednesday, February 1st. According to the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Valero has exercised its option to gain 50 percent of interest from the Diamond Pipeline.
OCCC Early Childhood Education Major, Debbie Hartsell, participates in a nonviolent demonstration against the Diamond Pipeline.

 

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