Coronavirus leaves elderly and other would-be protesters feeling frustrated

Never intending to become a lifelong activist, Marilyn Boehm joined her first protest in 1969 – a civil rights demonstration on the campus of what is now Cal State Northridge.
That was also the first, and only, time Boehm landed in jail – along with about 250 fellow students after the rally was declared an unlawful assembly.
During the brouhaha, a police officer threw her a lifeline, saying: “‘You’ve had your fun. Go on back to class.”
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