March 31, 2021 by V Leigh

Georgia’s Voter Suppression Law – White Supremacy At Work

All our efforts should be around making it easier to exercise the foundational right to vote. Instead, Georgia and many other states are attempting to put up roadblocks. Let’s call it what it is: a clear effort to disenfranchise and disempower voters.
— Vice President Kamala Harris (@VP) March 26, 2021

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They can deny it all they want, but there’s only one reason why Georgia Republicans are trying to get rid of voting on weekends:

To suppress the votes of everyone who isn’t white. https://t.co/umFpuAobGc
— Brave New Films (@bravenewfilms) March 22, 2021

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The bedrock of our Democracy is the right to vote in free and fair elections. Republicans are against that.
— Rob Reiner (@robreiner) March 18, 2021

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‘This is Jim Crow in new clothes’ — Georgia Sen. @ReverendWarnock took on voter suppression during his first floor speech pic.twitter.com/rEdIHTuuqN
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) March 27, 2021

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Calls for economic boycott grow after Georgia adopts voter restrictions. https://t.co/VqzHUCH1IL
— NBC News (@NBCNews) March 27, 2021

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The Republican voting restrictions in Georgia will have an outsize impact on Black voters, who make up roughly one-third of the state’s population and vote overwhelmingly Democratic. https://t.co/GlWxcrDNAP
— Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) March 27, 2021

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Georgia governor offended that racist anti-voter law is being called racist. https://t.co/vcPE42ixyY
— All In with Chris Hayes (@allinwithchris) March 27, 2021

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Georgia Democratic state Rep. Park Cannon was arrested for knocking on GOP Gov. Brian Kemp’s office door while he signed a sweeping elections bill into law.

“We’re going to fight this,” Cannon’s attorney says https://t.co/j12vQx3QGy
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) March 27, 2021

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Every single Republican in the state of Georgia is causing irreparable harm to our democracy. They passed a bill passed on lies — to appease a one-term President that doesn’t even like the Governor, LG, or SOS. https://t.co/uvSKQvcyQi
— Bee Nguyen 🐝 (@BeeForGeorgia) March 28, 2021

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“If you want any indication that it has nothing to do with fairness, nothing to do with decency, they passed a law saying you can’t provide water for people standing in line while they’re waiting to vote.” Thank you @POTUS for condemning this atrocity. https://t.co/WEG9jRICCC
— Alex Padilla (@AlexPadilla4CA) March 27, 2021

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We thought all the signs were gone, but the sign(ing), in my home state of #Georgia, of the #SB202 #VoterSuppression bill, with all white men gathered in front of a painting of an old plantation, indicates that the #JimCrow signs are still here. pic.twitter.com/7B6PwyK10y
— Be A King (@BerniceKing) March 27, 2021

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That painting in the back? A notorious slave plantation in Wilkes County, GA.

White supremacy at work. https://t.co/n3wTZNbXEP
— Ayanna Pressley (@AyannaPressley) March 27, 2021

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March 29, 2021 by V Leigh

Illinois has become the first state in the country to completely abolish cash bail, setting the stage for a significant overhaul of its criminal justice system.

Jaquaree Simmons. You probably haven’t yet heard his name. 23 years old. Caged pretrial in Harris County, TX. Called his mom almost every day from his jail cell. Crying & begging for help. One week after he entered, found dead. This happened 10 days ago. “All I can do is scream.” pic.twitter.com/s20rkXqfhq
— Scott Hechinger (@ScottHech) February 28, 2021

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Chicagoans who’ve been impacted by pretrial incarceration and worked to #EndMoneyBail react to the passage of Pretrial Fairness Act: https://t.co/ZknXdzulpI
— Coalition to End Money Bond (@endmoneybond) February 28, 2021

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Reducing use of cash bail & pretrial detention should be an easy place for bipartisan consensus. Smaller govt + less infringement on civil liberties + research-supported! I’ll gladly talk w anyone who’s curious about the evidence & tradeoffs. #txlege https://t.co/OD7UnP6oeO
— Jennifer Doleac (@jenniferdoleac) March 7, 2021

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“If Rich Fitzgerald wanted it to happen, there could be universal testing tomorrow,” [Hallam] said. “Our home rule charter gives him almost unilateral authority.
“What are we waiting for — someone to die? Is that what it will take for him to care about covid in the jail?” https://t.co/nBHlbuZI7N
— Bethany Hallam (@bethanyhallam) March 3, 2021

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Illinois has become the first state in the country to completely abolish cash bail, setting the stage for a significant overhaul of its criminal justice system. https://t.co/zN7DoATg0J
— NBCBLK (@NBCBLK) March 14, 2021

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March 28, 2021 by V Leigh

Asian American communities have been terrified by over 3,800 hate crimes and incidents since the pandemic started.

Extremists have infiltrated the ranks of the military and law enforcement, as watchdogs and counterterrorism experts have been warning for years — and some were present at and later arrested for participating in the US Capitol riot. @SimonOstrovsky reportshttps://t.co/vqFUQ1LOrk
— PBS NewsHour (@NewsHour) March 13, 2021

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‘I was 11 years old when police beat the crap out of me’ — Rep. @JamaalBowmanNY shared his own childhood experience with police while speaking in support of the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act pic.twitter.com/P3FE52D4tX
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) March 14, 2021

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Viet Thanh Nguyen on Roots of Anti-Asian Hate from U.S. Colonialism to Anti-China Political Rhetoric https://t.co/TK6D8dd0Tj via @democracynow
— glenn robinson (he/him) (@glncv) March 22, 2021

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Racism, sexism must be considered in Atlanta case involving killing of six Asian women, experts say https://t.co/TLJ98hZkqf via @nbcnews
— Monica L. Wang (@DrMonicaWang) March 18, 2021

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Asian American communities have been terrified by over 3,800 hate crimes and incidents since the pandemic started. We must reject the xenophobia & bigotry that inspire this violence. Join us today for this National Day of Action and Healing to speak out and #StopAsianHate pic.twitter.com/yWDna7WL4f
— Judy Chu (@RepJudyChu) March 26, 2021

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March 28, 2021 by V Leigh

Crumbling infrastructure in the rural South is a racial justice issue.

.@KeriLeighMerrit: “It is nothing short of a moral and ethical tragedy – an indictment of the entire country – that our citizens are being deprived of clean, running water in one of the richest nations on earth.”https://t.co/ApB1xgnO0f
— CNN Opinion (@CNNOpinion) March 14, 2021

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“It’s now week four of the water crisis in Mississippi’s capital city of Jackson. The water is still not safe to drink.”https://t.co/sYYXrG2tqq
— Rachel Maddow MSNBC (@maddow) March 12, 2021

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You can’t bathe. https://t.co/70qNjYgOIU
— Kiese Makeba Laymon (@KieseLaymon) March 13, 2021

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Mississippi’s capital city enters week 4 of a water crisis: Here’s how it got to this point https://t.co/IZecn04q1o via @usatoday
— Ben Barber (@Ben_Barber_) March 10, 2021

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Residents of Jackson, Mississippi, were left without water for weeks after a deep freeze hit the south, bursting pipes and forcing people to rely on bottled or collected rain water. @nickjudin dives in on Jackson’s water crisis on What Next:https://t.co/e8z3cUS2Qu
— Carmel Delshad 📻 (@cdelshad) March 23, 2021

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Jackson, Mississippi, water crisis: Crumbling infrastructure in the rural South is a racial justice issue. https://t.co/LaO5ovlgxg #environmentalracism
— Robert D. Bullard (@DrBobBullard) March 23, 2021

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March 25, 2021 by V Leigh

The Shootings Never Stopped

A small business. A vigil. A neighborhood. A club. A party. A grocery store. In seven days there were seven mass shootings, as everyday gun violence has taken countless lives.
— Vice President Kamala Harris (@VP) March 24, 2021

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They Survived a Global Pandemic, But Not America’s Gun Epidemic. https://t.co/QkoWw22kMU
— glenn robinson (he/him) (@glncv) March 23, 2021

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You can purchase a gun, go out, and shoot someone the same day in Georgia, but you can’t register and vote on the same day. As long as these types of laws reflect politicians’ values, you’ll see racist tragedies like we’ve seen this week. pic.twitter.com/vTIK4uXyyo
— Dr. Jason Johnson (@DrJasonJohnson) March 20, 2021

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We now know FULL names of the 8 killed (names of Korean women released by officials, not understanding Korean name structure.)

Soon Chung Park, 74
Hyun Jung Kim*, 51
Suncha Kim, 69
Yong Ae Yue, 63

Xiaojie Tan, 49
Daoyou Feng, 44
Delaina Ashley Yaun, 33
Paul Andre Michels, 54
— Frances Wang (#FrannyInMiami) (@FrancesWangTV) March 19, 2021

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Watching people claim the alleged murderer of 6 Asian women was not motivated by racism, only by ‘sexual addiction,’ I’m reminded of the 2015 Chapel Hill execution-style shooting of 3 Muslim students, which we were told was not a hate crime but merely a ‘parking dispute’.
— Mehdi Hasan (@mehdirhasan) March 18, 2021

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And that’s the point. Efforts to strip the word “democracy” of its meaning are mirroring efforts to strip the word “racism” of its meaning.

When democracy loses its meaning, no one will know when it dies. When racism loses its meaning, no one will know when it lives. https://t.co/hBf2LODhWH
— Ibram X. Kendi (@DrIbram) March 18, 2021

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Good morning to everyone who knows you don’t need a racist misogynist to say “I’m a racist mysogynist” to know they’re a racist mysogynist.

If Asian women are targeted as a “temptation” you feel the need to “eliminate,” you’re a racist mysogynist.

We shouldn’t have to say this
— brittany packnett cunningham is on extended break. (@MsPackyetti) March 18, 2021

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Why We Should’ve Seen The Atlanta Shootings Coming | The Daily Social Di… https://t.co/Jj22OtiuwZ via @YouTube
— glenn robinson (he/him) (@glncv) March 18, 2021

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11 senators are more worried about their elections than the next shooting

Blood is on the hands of those who love power more than our children

Tears fill the eyes of millions of Americans that have had loved ones stolen from them by gun violence

Haven’t we had enough?
— David Hogg (@davidhogg111) March 24, 2021

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America has a gun death rate 11 times that of other high-income countries. We are not powerless to stop this—we can save lives. On behalf of the millions of Americans who have experienced gun violence, we must renew our fight to end this epidemic. #EndGunViolence
— Sen. Cory Booker (@SenBooker) March 24, 2021

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A Colorado judge blocked Boulder from enforcing its 2-year-old assault rifle ban on March 12 after the NRA sued. A week later, a gunman with an “AR-15 style rifle” opened fire in a Boulder supermarket, killing 10 people, including a Boulder Police officer. https://t.co/Kle76shPjn
— Shannon Watts (@shannonrwatts) March 23, 2021

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JUST IN: Multiple people, including a Boulder police officer, have been killed at a supermarket in Boulder, Colorado, authorities say. A person of interest was taken into custody, police Commander Kerry Yamaguchi said. https://t.co/RI1HEiv12J
— CNN (@CNN) March 23, 2021

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AP: Court documents show that the 21-year-old suspect in the Colorado supermarket shooting purchased an assault rifle less than a week before the attack that killed 10 people
— Jesse Rodriguez (@JesseRodriguez) March 23, 2021

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The people killed at the King Soopers supermarket ranged in age from 20 to 65. Here are their stories. https://t.co/WuYUI44aQG
— BuzzFeed (@BuzzFeed) March 23, 2021

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Shootings never stopped during the pandemic: 2020 was the deadliest gun violence year in decades https://t.co/eOfWZtl1sv
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) March 24, 2021

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March 17, 2021 by V Leigh

The Democrats’ Long War on Immigrants

Must-Listen! @HarshaWalia on @intercepted: “the border was not just a line on a map. It is a constantly produced racial regime. It’s a constantly produced labor regime and it’s a carceral regime. It’s a form of enacting immobilization and control.”https://t.co/dFM1G213ki
— Azadeh Shahshahani (@ashahshahani) March 15, 2021

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A bipartisan group of senators who successfully pushed for a second coronavirus aid bill last year will meet today as they weigh whether to wade into another thorny topic, such as immigration or the minimum wagehttps://t.co/QoiN0AiWGA
— POLITICO (@politico) March 16, 2021

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A 45-year-old Colombian man seeking asylum in the US died in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody at a hospital in Texas on Monday. https://t.co/sdPexW1fwl
— BuzzFeed News (@BuzzFeedNews) March 16, 2021

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Republicans revive one of Trump’s most notorious immigration lies https://t.co/h5n1WnSZXC
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) March 16, 2021

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The House will consider the American Dream and Promise Act this week, which would establish a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants brought to the U.S. as children — otherwise known as “DREAMers.” https://t.co/3PVOMfUSXx
— NPR Politics (@nprpolitics) March 15, 2021

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The House will begin work on two bills this week that construct a pathway to legal status for millions of people living in the U.S. https://t.co/JLzWEVNhUP
— NPR Politics (@nprpolitics) March 15, 2021

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Senate Judiciary Chairman Dick Durbin says he doesn’t believe there’s enough support to pass a full-blown immigration bill with a pathway to citizenship for the 11 million undocumented immigrants, a key pillar of President Biden’s immigration plan https://t.co/4APn5aphxg
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) March 15, 2021

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March 14, 2021 by V Leigh

It’s been one year since police murdered #BreonnaTaylor. Her family still looks for justice.

Breonna Taylor’s mother: “It’s been a year for people. But every day has been March 13th for me.” https://t.co/GI5eJtvjiA pic.twitter.com/xf3xZn9XQN
— CNN Tonight (@CNNTonight) March 13, 2021

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Police killed Breonna Taylor 1 year ago today.

Since then, 2 officers have been fired, 1 officer has been charged for endangering neighbors (for the bullets that missed), but 0 officers have been charged for killing her.

Let us remember and continue to fight for Breonna. pic.twitter.com/zuBVcMktxi
— Detroit Will Breathe (@DETWILLBREATHE) March 14, 2021

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For Tamika Palmer, every day is still March 13, 2020 — the day her daughter, Breonna Taylor, was killed by police officers in her apartment.

One year later, she is calling for further investigation and accountability, including from the Justice Department.https://t.co/uVykoCIrpV
— 19thnews (@19thnews) March 13, 2021

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Breonna Taylor was an infectiously joyful person.

I wish she were here today. Planning a wedding. Posting a vaccine selfie. Bright future ahead of her.

May her legacy be defined by the life she lived.

Her killers remain at large.

We won’t forget her. We won’t stop fighting. pic.twitter.com/HrnTsNkiUt
— Ayanna Pressley (@AyannaPressley) March 13, 2021

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Today, I #SayHerName. Breonna Taylor. Her life and her dreams were needlessly cut short. @POTUS and I will continue to push for police reform. We’re committed to working with Congress to get it done.
— Vice President Kamala Harris (@VP) March 14, 2021

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After a year without Breonna Taylor, protesters are renewing calls for justice – NBC News https://t.co/sdlRMa6xW7 via @GoogleNews
— glenn robinson (he/him) (@glncv) March 14, 2021

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When the grand jury decision was announced in Louisville I joined ⁦@chrislhayes⁩ to talk abt the impunity of ofcrs – at least one of whom had been deemed unfit by a neighboring PD. ⁦#JusticeforBreonnaTaylor https://t.co/QnoOoKazK4
— Sherrilyn Ifill (@Sifill_LDF) March 13, 2021

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No justice for Breonna Taylor means we still #SayHerName
Breonna Taylor’s life was taken by white supremacy and killer cops, exactly one year ago.
Rest in Power.#ProtectBlackWomen pic.twitter.com/g8a9WjVkwY
— Black Lives Matter (@Blklivesmatter) March 13, 2021

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SAY HER NAME: BREONNA TAYLOR.
— ACLU (@ACLU) March 13, 2021

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March 9, 2021 by V Leigh

As the Biden administration works with states and cities to implement the bill over the coming months, they shouldn’t pass up the opportunity to combat the pandemic’s companion public health crisis: #GunViolence

Arkansas school shooting: Student reportedly shot on first day of in-person learning – New York Post https://t.co/Z2y5YsIR2l via @GoogleNews
— glenn robinson (he/him) (@glncv) March 1, 2021

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My heart breaks for the family of Reuben Lewis, and for every other family that has lost someone to violence in this community. Reuben was a father and a youth mentor and will be dearly missed. We can’t forget that gun violence is another pandemic and we must end it. https://t.co/MbkJHFYrre
— Rep. Barbara Lee (@RepBarbaraLee) March 1, 2021

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U.S. District Judge Esther Salas says the FBI found evidence that the man who killed her son also targeted Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor. Bill Whitaker reports, Sunday. https://t.co/RZn8X3QjEK pic.twitter.com/kBuQPvzR1i
— 60 Minutes (@60Minutes) February 19, 2021

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As the Biden administration works with states and cities to implement the bill over the coming months, they shouldn’t pass up the opportunity to combat the pandemic’s companion public health crisis: #GunViolence #AmericanRescuePlan https://t.co/PSZe6lPlpx
— Joseph Sakran (@JosephSakran) March 7, 2021

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40,000 Americans die annually from gun violence & Republicans have introduced 0 bills to save lives from gun violence.

0 evidence of election fraud & Republicans have already introduced 253 bills in 43 states to suppress the right to vote.

GOP was never about life or liberty.
— Qasim Rashid, Esq. (@QasimRashid) March 1, 2021

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March 8, 2021 by V Leigh

Derek Chauvin on trial for murder of George Floyd

News cycle we are about to requires this reminder. The Derek Chauvin trial is about to start. This is not the George Floyd trial. The man whose breath was squeezed out or his body is not on trial. There are other ways to honor his name beyond giving him this erroneous headline
— Michele Norris (@michele_norris) March 8, 2021

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The former Minneapolis officer accused of killing George Floyd faces charges of second-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. The trial will begin with jury selection, which could take weeks. https://t.co/p0evQcF9TL
— NPR (@NPR) March 8, 2021

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CROWDS GATHERS TO DEMAND JUSTICE FOR GEORGE FLOYD: Protesters are gathering outside a Minneapolis courthouse where a jury selection is underway for the trial of Derek Chauvin. https://t.co/RdajLoNHWK
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) March 8, 2021

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Jury selection for Derek Chauvin’s murder trial begins today. He faces 40 years in prison for killing #GeorgeFloyd.

Protesters marched in Minneapolis before the trial.

Some doubt he will be convicted: “Time and time again… police do things like this or worse, and get off.” pic.twitter.com/SSWyYDyGaB
— AJ+ (@ajplus) March 8, 2021

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March 8, 2021 by V Leigh

Where is the police accountability?

Retired N.Y.P.D. Officer Who Guarded City Hall Charged in Capitol Riot https://t.co/LEMmoU6A29
— Sherrilyn Ifill (@Sifill_LDF) February 24, 2021

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#Blacktroopers accuse #Maryland State #Police of racism and #discrimination, state senator says – https://t.co/DRVBcQGiR6
— DcSlumdog (@DcSlumdog) February 20, 2021

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#ICYMI:
Video shows #California #deputies fatally shoot Black man, #KurtAndrasReinhold, accused of…. jaywalking! – https://t.co/ZcmjqLGEKx Racism
— DcSlumdog (@DcSlumdog) February 20, 2021

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Today Elijah McClain would have turned 25 years old. In August 2019, police officers in Aurora, Colorado, approached Elijah as he walked home from a convenience store. A 911 caller framed him as a “suspicious person.” Like Trayvon, like so many, Elijah never made it home. pic.twitter.com/TTMpQrpF9g
— Ibram X. Kendi (@DrIbram) February 25, 2021

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An independent investigation finds Aurora Police did not have a basis to stop, frisk, or restrain Elijah McClain. The report also found, “EMS administered a ketamine dosage based on a grossly inaccurate and inflated estimate of Mr. McClain’s size.”https://t.co/boUoZGO63g
— Omar Jimenez (@OmarJimenez) February 22, 2021

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Independent investigators say Aurora police had no legal basis to stop or use a chokehold on #ElijahMcClain. He was walking with groceries. Paramedics did not properly examine him before injecting ketamine.

He died days later. He was 23.

No officers were charged. pic.twitter.com/7j6MVhSqMw
— AJ+ (@ajplus) February 22, 2021

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Elijah McClain, a 23-year-old Black man, died after police choked him and injected him with ketamine as he walked home from a convenience store in Aurora, Colorado, on Aug. 24, 2019. #coleg https://t.co/RbkI5PeNu0
— Shannon Watts (@shannonrwatts) February 22, 2021

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I will proudly vote for the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act.

I do it for Aiyana Stanley-Jones. She was only 7 yrs old. @detroitpolice used military-like equipment that killed her.

Aiyana: This bill could have easily been named for you baby girl. https://t.co/b3dbfDT5Gq
— Rashida Tlaib (@RashidaTlaib) March 4, 2021

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This morning, the PAB announced there was body-worn camera footage showing an RPD officer pepperspraying a woman with her toddler on Feb. 22. Afterwards, RPD released that footage to the public. This clip from a security camera is among that footage. https://t.co/3aWyRFRM7v
— Rochester Police Accountability Board (@RochesterPAB) March 5, 2021

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Month: March 2021

Georgia’s Voter Suppression Law – White Supremacy At Work

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Illinois has become the first state in the country to completely abolish cash bail, setting the stage for a significant overhaul of its criminal justice system.

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