ExxonMobil 2018 Shareholders Meeting Protested in Dallas

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June 19, 2018

ExxonMobil 2018 Shareholders Meeting Protested in Dallas

On May 30th there was a protest of the ExonMobil Shareholders Meeting across the street from the Meyerson Symphony in Dallas, where the Exon meeting was held. Speakers included Alan Northcutt, Lon Burnam, Yolanda Bluehorse, and representatives from 350 Dallas, Yale University, Codepink, AFL-CIO, Veterans for Peace and the Dallas Sierra Club. There were approximately 50 protesters in attendance.

The theme was that Exxon is a climate criminal and can restore its reputation by transitioning from a fossil fuel company to a renewable energy company. At this point ExxonMobile places profit over a livable biosphere.