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The Crestline 6/14 protest made the PAPER!

Please note MBDC did NOT organize this event, but simply helped get the word out. Kudos to the folks that were brave enough to take action and make this protest happen. They brought bubbles, music, water and snacks. They truly made it safe, empowering and peaceful. We were honored to be a part of the …

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We will be in the Crestline Parade! Join US!!!!!

What to expect….. Red, white, blue… and just like YOU… today we are celebrating Democracy! Since 2004, the Mountain Bears Democratic Club has been providing education, information, and advocacy. Riding in the car today are several Mountain Bears including Carlos Aguilera, our representative for the San Bernardino Community College District Board of Trustees, and Paul …

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Join us at the Running Springs Farmers Market

June 21st is the next date

July 22nd Meeting Guest Speakers

NO KINGS 6/14/2025

PERCEPTIONS AND THOUGHTS DURING BIG BEAR’S “NO KINGS DAY” PROTEST The paradox of No King’s Day seems both enlightening and terrifying. Under sunny blue skies with white cumulus clouds and a friendly breeze cooling everyone off, the crowd of about 550+ in Big Bear City is full of spirit, joy, and good will, as ”resistance …

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MBDC made the NEWS

Glen Thompson Scholarship Award

Glen Thompson Scholarship AwardThank you for ALL your contributions to our Scholarship award. In an effort to keep supporting a community program we are looking for items to raffle at our meeting. Please email us if you have something to contribute. Award ceremony speech: The Mountain Bears Democratic Club created our Community Service Award to …

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MBDC Fighting for our RIGHTS

Running Springs to Big Bear….MBDC is protesting because they care!

Poem By: Susan Lovell

May Day Protest Riverside

The 2025 May Day protests were held internationally on May 2025. Demonstrations are being held in France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the United States. There were also protests in Manila and Taipei. In the United States, protests were organized as part of the 50501 movement.