So is there a right to assemble and speak out at Palo Alto High School or other locally owned and restricted schools and on other "public" property? Is a city's property "public" property in the sense that each person's "private" property is owned and controlled by all ,private" persons? Public property will be owned and controlled by every member of the public - in the world. And private property will be owned and controlled by every person and business not in the "public sector." Is that the proposition? Your house is my house. Stop discriminating against me. I want your food too. Protests. Everywhere - anytime - all of the time. How about protests in locker rooms when school is in session? Protest the rule against outsiders! Maybe protest the dependence on passenger vehicles on Highway 101. Protest 24-hours/day. Stop that traffic. A city police car is "public" property. Maybe protest in the back seat about not being allowed to drive it.

It’s ok if they keep us out of their park just keep them out of city parks like Shoreline park

There are so many parks around here. Is it really worth all the fuss about one park that is owned by a city?