June 11, 2020 by V Leigh

Police brutality used in protests against police brutality

George Floyd protests: Police fire tear gas canister at unarmed man after macing him | The Independent https://t.co/ETh2r0ssc9
— glenn robinson (@glncv) June 5, 2020

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Seattle cop caught on video with knee on neck of George Floyd protestorhttps://t.co/KvWATKb6bI
— Raw Story (@RawStory) May 31, 2020

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This video of Grand Rapids PD firing a tear gas canister at an unarmed man (right after they maced him) point blank to the face needs to VIRAL. what in the actual fuck are these pigs doing pic.twitter.com/rmgC7lA8Bj
— Mayor of Simp City / BLM (@jusalotofpain) June 2, 2020

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Cops are beating unarmed women and putting their knee on their neck. #BLM #FreeThePeople #FTP https://t.co/N70QSW4eSg
— glenn robinson (@glncv) June 5, 2020

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Cop rams their car into protester, then apparently tries to back over other protesters. #BLM #JusticeForGeorgeFloyd https://t.co/1ny6rwCrTP
— glenn robinson (@glncv) June 5, 2020

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No group, protestors or civilians, have been anywhere close to as violent and sadistic as the police have been tonight.pic.twitter.com/85p9E3zMps
— Gravel Institute (@GravelInstitute) May 31, 2020

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Protests started in Erie.. a girl here was peacefully protesting, after 15 minutes she was maced and kicked.. #PoliceBrutality pic.twitter.com/nC6HhXMpCe
— Nick / nak5132 🍐 (@the7goonies) May 31, 2020

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This is absolutely disgusting… https://t.co/alf02EhUYh
— Charles M. Blow (@CharlesMBlow) June 5, 2020

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Police commander charged with aggravated assault for beating protesters – DeadState https://t.co/HP9llF4KVJ
— Sherrilyn Ifill (@Sifill_LDF) June 6, 2020

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Outlaw rubber bullets for crowd control. #DefundCops https://t.co/cPIcCwTUyz
— glenn robinson (@glncv) June 6, 2020

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DTLA earlier: “completely unarmed homeless man in a wheelchair that had NOTHING to do with our protest.” “They proceeded to inappropriately shoot “non-lethal” rounds directly at his face, which is against the proper procedure for firing rubber bullets.” pic.twitter.com/MMdEkutgCx
— Chris Scalzo (@thescalzinator) June 5, 2020

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“Pepper spray is not a chemical irritant. It’s not chemical.” —Attorney General Bill Barr on @FaceTheNation.

“The most effective chemical irritant available.” —Pepperball’s official website. pic.twitter.com/GU6fHlD3yp
— Yoni Appelbaum (@YAppelbaum) June 7, 2020

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The video of the red truck running through protesters.#BLM
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— glenn robinson (@glncv) June 9, 2020

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June 9, 2020 by V Leigh

“Every individual can look around their own neighborhood, their own institution, and ask the question: ‘Who here is challenging the policy that is leading to these racial disparities?’”

Miski Noor from @BlackVisionsMN:

“It’s not an accident when a cop is violent with a Black person […] anti-Blackness is part of policing.”

Noor described how policing as we know it grew out of slave-catching. pic.twitter.com/WIfItPVEXo
— Unicorn Riot (@UR_Ninja) June 7, 2020

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Agreed, this young Black woman is brave indeed. But a white person should have stepped in to protect her. That is what I see when I look at this picture. That is true ‘allyship’. Putting your life on the line for Black people. https://t.co/RKz63CbcyA
— uché blackstock, md (@uche_blackstock) June 8, 2020

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As @samswey points out on @PodSaveThePpl this week, only 28 of the largest 100 police departments ban chokeholds & strangleholds—and those that do ban them are less likely to kill people. https://t.co/6gcYUyNdFt
— Ben Wikler (@benwikler) June 4, 2020

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An autopsy report has ruled that Manuel Ellis’ death was a homicide. Ellis, a 33-year-old black man, died in police custody in March in Tacoma, Wash.

He called out “can’t breathe” as he was being restrained by officers.https://t.co/14k3IQWzuT
— NPR (@NPR) June 5, 2020

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An autopsy has found that Manuel Ellis, a black man who died in police custody in Tacoma, was killed as a result of oxygen deprivation and the physical restraint used in his arrest.

“I can’t breathe,” he said before he died.https://t.co/SOJk8oaMsl
— Mike Baker (@ByMikeBaker) June 4, 2020

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Another man with the last name Floyd murdered by this racist system. This time in the notorious MDC Prison in Brooklyn. #JamelFloyd https://t.co/4p0ZlcD9zM
— Linda Sarsour (@lsarsour) June 4, 2020

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Sean Monterrosa was killed by an Vallejo PD Officer. While on his knees.

We demand #justice4sean pic.twitter.com/1zS3NGdpej
— Mars🧚🏽‍♀️ (@marsonlife) June 4, 2020

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The Louisville Metro Police and the National Guard shot and killed David McAtee yesterday. He was, of course, unarmed. https://t.co/yOX1j3oifv
— Cerise Castle (@cerisecastle) June 1, 2020

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https://t.co/mwpEjICb7O… https://t.co/BvKKdoFQ7G 2006, the FBI warned that white supremacists infiltrating local and state law enforcement posed a threat to national security. Some are asking, what’s been done to curb the trend in the decade
— Bonny (@poohtoo2) June 1, 2020

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Police can legally use lethal force if their conduct is considered “reasonable” in the heat of the moment.

This open definition makes it very hard to hold cops accountable.

The PEACE Act will change this by establishing a national use-of-force standard. https://t.co/TEzTKdVk4L
— Ro Khanna (@RoKhanna) June 3, 2020

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All four officers involved in the death of George Floyd were “complicit,” including the three who haven’t been arrested, says Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo, responding to a question asked by @sarasidnerCNN on behalf of Floyd’s brother. https://t.co/JiE3Mx8xF2 pic.twitter.com/yalvaWfpDV
— CNN (@CNN) June 1, 2020

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this is so sad 🥺 it made me cry pic.twitter.com/36cWrNjOHM
— .♕ (@darealtishaaa) June 4, 2020

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“How to Be an Antiracist” author @DrIbram: “Every individual can look around their own neighborhood, their own institution, and ask the question: ‘Who here is challenging the policy that is leading to these racial disparities?’”

Listen: https://t.co/mUpOpeocTK pic.twitter.com/P2K04S7Ier
— Vox (@voxdotcom) June 2, 2020

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May 30, 2020 by V Leigh

Protests for Justice in Minneapolis #GeorgeFloyd

Derek Chauvin has now officially been taken into custody, according to the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension. He is the officer seen with his knee on George Floyd’s neck. #GeorgeFloyd
— Omar Jimenez (@OmarJimenez) May 29, 2020

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The Minneapolis Police Department kills black people 13x more than white people. https://t.co/PB8vIT3jyo
— Public Citizen (@Public_Citizen) May 29, 2020

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99% of killings by the police from 2013-2019 did not result in officers being charged with a crime. https://t.co/ZEcKpjl3nq
— Public Citizen (@Public_Citizen) May 30, 2020

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Police in Minneapolis shot a photojournalist in the face and she’s now permanently blind in one eye https://t.co/gPKMhjfwoU
— Isaac Scher (@IsaacScher__) May 30, 2020

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Minnesota State Police arresting CNN’s @OmarJimenez and crew live on TV on @NewDay for reporting on the protests. Police say they were arrested because they were told to move and didn’t. Omar was completely respectful and cooperative, ans asked the police where to do the report. pic.twitter.com/HPVtvQ59Xo
— Sam Fernando (@Sujayanth) May 29, 2020

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#GeorgeFloyd should be alive. That is justice. Everything else is accountability. And his family deserve at least that.

You want to give us justice? Stop the police from killing people. Permanently. And become the kind of anti-racist neighbors who make this world safe for us. pic.twitter.com/PQS2MLdiCF
— brittany packnett cunningham does not do remixes. (@MsPackyetti) May 27, 2020

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When civility leads to death, revolting is the only logical reaction.

The cries for peace will rain down, and when they do, they will land on deaf ears, because your violence has brought this resistance.

We have the right to fight back!

Rest in Power George Floyd
— Colin Kaepernick (@Kaepernick7) May 28, 2020

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#BREAKING: After two straight nights of violent protests that tore through Minneapolis, the U.S. Justice Department announced Thursday morning it has made the federal investigation into George Floyd’s death a “top priority.” https://t.co/NCQnR0YZ7B
— AJC (@ajc) May 28, 2020

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Police brutality is systemic state violence, and the trauma it inflicts is shared by Black people all across this country.

We need justice for #GeorgeFloyd. And then we need justice for Black families and communities everywhere.https://t.co/MpLvmBpW9z
— ACLU of Minnesota (@ACLUMN) May 27, 2020

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April 12, 2020 by V Leigh

People really think poor folks live off of the rich when it’s the other way around. #GeneralStrike

For days, major CEOs & certain powerful people have been admitting, in clear terms, that they are willing to sacrifice people’s lives for their profits, but are NOT willing to sacrifice their profit for people’s lives.

Remember this lesson, bc it informs a LOT of US policy. https://t.co/Dk0jNshuoE

— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) March 25, 2020

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People really think poor folks live off of the rich when it’s the other way around. That’s why I support folks calling for general strikes and rent strikes right now.

— Bree Newsome Bass (@BreeNewsome) March 25, 2020

General strike now https://t.co/bTcIUMJPCQ

— Mx. Roach (@surrealsermons) March 25, 2020

I did not foresee Cheesecake Factory leading the #generalstrike, but I guess you take solidarity where you find it. https://t.co/gThEPbvYwJ

— Jeff Sharlet (@JeffSharlet) March 25, 2020

A workers’ rebellion is growing in Italy. https://t.co/CeYPcDfUmB

— Haymarket Books (@haymarketbooks) March 25, 2020

Just as Trump is pushing for a return to work amidst an explosion of #coronavirus infections, workers across industries, from bus drivers to burger flippers to Amazon employees, have launched wildcat strikes + sick-outs as calls for a #GeneralStrike grow. https://t.co/tY2FnIVau0

— It’s Going Down (@IGD_News) March 25, 2020

The poor die.

The rich get bailed out.#WhichSideAreYouOn

— Peter Daou (@peterdaou) March 25, 2020

I still support a general strike for all these workers who are deemed “essential” but still aren’t earning livable wages while working in unsafe conditions as the biggest benefits are given to billion dollar corporations. https://t.co/wDcEDhgItt

— Bree Newsome Bass (@BreeNewsome) March 25, 2020

White House rejects bailout for USPS battered by #COVID19

This is devastating

USPS employs 600K Americans

Millions of small businesses depend on USPS for their products & shipping needs

Letting USPS go bankrupt will decimate what’s left of our economyhttps://t.co/D2PZfwrVAb

— Qasim Rashid for Congress (@QasimRashid) April 11, 2020

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People get confused when the stock market goes up despite people losing their jobs. The truth is that many companies will be more profitable and efficient with fewer employees. Investors pay for returns not jobs.

— Andrew Yang🧢🇺🇸 (@AndrewYang) April 9, 2020

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When late stage capitalism takes a selfie: pic.twitter.com/2OMI8JRz95

— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) April 10, 2020

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March 27, 2020 by V Leigh

April 1st Rent Strike

very cool! pic.twitter.com/lf7HNHwY5v

— actually it’s good (@yungchomsky) March 25, 2020

The Cheesecake Factory tells landlords it will not be paying rents on April 1 https://t.co/AHjWusegPa pic.twitter.com/XlAevQxwWm

— Eater (@Eater) March 25, 2020

I will not be sending in rent on the 1st to my landlord. I will be striking in solidarity with other renters on April 1st, 2020. #RentStrike https://t.co/drWXoVqT9p

— Brianna Westbrook (@BWestbrookAZ8) March 25, 2020

As it looks more & more like we’re going to have no choice but to call for a national rent strike, we want to make something clear.

Landlords do not earn their wealth.

Tenants work for their money, & have to give it to landlords, or become homeless.

Landlords provide nothing.

— Rent Strike 2020 (@RentStrike2020) March 18, 2020

Rent strike thread:

I’m reading a lot of calls for rent strikes by people who’ve never done any tenants organizing, and are not involved in any local or national efforts to organize tenants.

— Tim Horras (@HorrasTim) March 23, 2020

Can you pay rent on April 1st? What about May? How will you pay for food, medications, necessities? What about your neighbors, your family, your friends? How long will this crisis last? LA, choose food. Choose medications. Choose your future. Keep your rent. #FoodNotRent pic.twitter.com/xqI1zq3piK

— LA Tenants Union (@LATenantsUnion) March 24, 2020

Great document on organizing a rent strike from the @LATenantsUnion https://t.co/vv1JzADEbR

— Scott Beaumont 🏴🏳 (@ScottBeaumont95) March 23, 2020

February 1, 2020 by V Leigh

Subway Policing Protests

Fam, NYC is in a state of pure rebellion right now. Protests against police and police violence are happening all over the city right now. There are helicopters and police vehicles EVERYWHERE. From Bed-Stuy to Grand Central.

— Son of Baldwin (Robert Jones, Jr.) (@SonofBaldwin) February 1, 2020

A giant gathering at Grand Central right now demanding free transit in NYC, and cops out of our subways.

Police just arrested one man for unknown reasons and the crowd surged forward, chanting:

“THE WHOLE WORLD IS WATCHING!” pic.twitter.com/H13UYHUdcH

— Joshua Potash (@JoshuaPotash) January 31, 2020

Subway Policing Protests Kick Off Ahead Of 'Citywide Convergence' https://t.co/37wXMwKU6R pic.twitter.com/fx6WA2dlJl

— Gothamist (@Gothamist) January 31, 2020

Protesters with @decolonize_this at Grand Central demanding free transit, no cops in subways in response to MTA Policing hiring surge adding 500 cops to subway system. #FTP3 #decolonizethisplace pic.twitter.com/Tv24eO29ub

— Brendan Krisel (@Brendan_Krisel) January 31, 2020

Why does it make sense—outside of structural racism— to spend $ paying police to guard a subway turnstile instead of spending that $ in the form of fare assistance for impoverished residents?

— Bree Newsome Bass (@BreeNewsome) January 31, 2020

📣¡Pasala sin miedo, el tren es para el Pueblo! Just received this video of an autonomous action this morning in Brooklyn!

NYC out in these streets protesting the criminalization of poor black+ brown people on the subway! POVERTY IS NOT A CRIME! #FTP3… it's a city-wide ting💥 pic.twitter.com/JVbkENIwrP

— Mi Casa No Es Su Casa (@MiCasaResiste) January 31, 2020

November 27, 2019 by V Leigh

Colombia protests: What prompted them and where are they headed?

Colombia protests: What prompted them and where are they headed? https://t.co/y4v7YeuPgJ

— Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish) November 26, 2019

it’s wild to think that the purge was just a movie for us but a reality for Bogotá, Colombia. At this very moment, there is chaos because of anti-gov protests which has lead to death, theft and home invasion and all the gov thought to do was implement a curfew..

— ✩𝒸𝑒𝓁𝓎✩ (@celerystixx_) November 24, 2019

1-4https://t.co/gCFu6N2e2E #Protests #Bogota #Colombia mass demonstrations against the Colombian government headed by President Ivan Duque enter their seventh day on Wednesday, November 27. Read the "show more."

— )))ANOINTED BY MY SAVIOUR CHRIST JESUS((( (@brucekenneway) November 27, 2019

"Protests Put Colombia's Duque in the Hotseat on Tax Reform" by Reuters via NewYorkTimes about Bogota, Colombia https://t.co/VbxirAuVKq #bogota

— Visit Bogota (@Visit_Bogota) November 27, 2019

Myriad Frustrations Draw Colombians Back Onto the Streets https://t.co/RzTdhdURy7

BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — Colombians unhappy with President Iván Duque’s response to nearly a week of boisterous protests are taking to the streets again Wednesday demonstrating over issues ranging…

— Enter Sandman (@EnterSa64248346) November 27, 2019

"Death of Colombian Teenager Drives Protesters Back to Streets" by Alan Yuhas via NewYorkTimes about Bogota, Colombia https://t.co/FRyTXb0usy #bogota

— Visit Bogota (@Visit_Bogota) November 27, 2019

November 3, 2019 by V Leigh

The NYPD has violently assaulted black New Yorkers this week. For not paying $2.75 to ride the train.

The NYPD has violently assaulted black New Yorkers this week.

For not paying $2.75 to ride the train.

So thousands of New Yorkers have taken to the streets in protest tonight.

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— Joshua Potash 🆘 (@JoshuaPotash) November 2, 2019

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new yorkers won't make eye contact with each other on the sidewalk but we WILL help each other hop the turnstiles en masse to protest the NYPD and that's what i love about this city. https://t.co/lsakWWcnFf

— 𝐆𝐀𝐁𝐁𝐘 𝐓𝐀𝐔𝐁. 📚 (@gabbinks) November 2, 2019

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“We are the people! The motherfuckin people! Fighting for justice! And Black liberation!” #FTP march earlier tonite shut down the streets of Brooklyn to protest against NYPD violence against Black & Brown folks on the streets & in the subways. pic.twitter.com/QxXPkIRJmw

— Ash J (@AshAgony) November 2, 2019

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WATCH: Protesters jump the MTA turnstiles as they continue to protest the NYPD pulling guns on a fare-hopping teen pic.twitter.com/xXsH874MOW

— Bloomberg TicToc (@tictoc) November 2, 2019

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To anyone calling for more context to this video, I will say that you are not only blind and deaf, but also dumb. The video speaks for itself. I will not be nice about the NYPD assaulting and terrorizing kids in the subway. The behavior is unjustifiable. pic.twitter.com/RNEwps5HRN

— Dyjuan Tatro (@DyjuanTatro) October 27, 2019

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The NYPD has shot & killed 4 people in the last 10 days.

Watch people in this subway car panic when police take out their guns & point them at a person they’re arresting.

People aren’t scared of the person being arrested. They’re scared of the police. pic.twitter.com/5c4AGb5R0k

— Rebecca J. Kavanagh (@DrRJKavanagh) October 27, 2019

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“Officers were pointing guns into the subway. Some yelled in horror as they squeezed together on either end of the car. Adrian kept his hands in the air & asked officers whether he should stay in the seat or lie on the floor.“Call my mom,” He told someone.https://t.co/lTcLGEJRKx

— Scott Hechinger (@ScottHech) October 29, 2019

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October 27, 2019 by V Leigh

Hong Kong Protests

'Our relationships in China had no influence' on Blitzchung punishment, Blizzard says https://t.co/WpjbftorBF pic.twitter.com/Ni3DW8wgfd

— PC Gamer (@pcgamer) October 12, 2019

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A host of fans in Barclays Center for the #Nets preseason finale wearing shirts saying Stand With Hong Kong. It’s been peaceful and nobody has been ejected. Interesting to see how this plays out. Clearly this issue is following the #NBA back from China and coming stateside. pic.twitter.com/KRrSOTJGQg

— Brian Lewis (@NYPost_Lewis) October 19, 2019

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.@AOC, @TedCruz, @MarcoRubio and other lawmakers from both parties condemned Apple's decision to remove an app used by Hong Kong protesters, calling the action "deeply concerning".

Read the letter here https://t.co/ODCz23ImyU pic.twitter.com/D0jkuvUnH9

— Bloomberg TicToc (@tictoc) October 18, 2019

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This is a truly shocking campus free speech story. Colleges refusing to stand up for their protesting HK students for fear of endangering their China market.https://t.co/HLDyIeWusl

— Michelle Goldberg (@michelleinbklyn) October 27, 2019

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July 31, 2018 by V Leigh

Activism in Action – Oppressors don’t get to define what is polite.

Better headline for this piece: “Always Indulge White Innocence” https://t.co/xFbRspcj42

— b-boy bouiebaisse (@jbouie) July 30, 2018

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Watching #TrayvonMartinStory tonight on @BET. Hear it picks up where 13TH left off about Florida’s disastrous “Stand Your Ground” scheme. And promises to explore the life and loss of a young man much loved and much missed. Props to @S_C_ and team. ✊🏾 https://t.co/X1NMelhYyi

— Ava DuVernay (@ava) July 31, 2018

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An anti-immigrant hate group in Oregon has succeeded in getting a measure on November’s ballot challenging the state’s decades-old sanctuary law. But activists are fighting back. https://t.co/1iL14jlypF

— Southern Poverty Law Center (@splcenter) July 30, 2018

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The 1987 Oscar-nominated doc, ‘Who Killed Vincent Chin?’ by Christine Choy and @rtajima is required for everyone on this planet. (Though you may need to visit a university library to see it.) https://t.co/C61CiazCjs

— Nancy Wang Yuen (@nancywyuen) July 29, 2018

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How Activists Convinced New York City To Stop Profiting Off Prisoners’ Phone Calls https://t.co/0p382pOLkO

— Chicago Bond Fund (@ChiBondFund) July 28, 2018

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Oppressors don't get to define what is polite. Trying to get us to act "civil" in the face of their violence, exploitation, coercion – it's a big part of #HowTheSystemWorks – see more at #SoJustCivil and #SoJustSystemic – Oppression is not polite. https://t.co/YWFybPlVjG

— Rhonda Ragsdale (@profragsdale) July 28, 2018

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Essential reading for #SoJustSystemic is How Capitalism Underdeveloped Black America https://t.co/OuxAO9ljuA #SoJustBooks #SoJustHistory #HowTheSystemWorks #SaturdaySchool

— Rhonda Ragsdale (@profragsdale) July 28, 2018

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"Let me be clear: The war on poverty is far from over. There are currently 140 million poor and working people in our country, and 37 million without health care." @RevDrBarber #PoorPeoplesCampaign https://t.co/oNeTP3CTvV

— Kairos Center (@Kairos_Center) July 16, 2018

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BIG ANNOUNCEMENT: I’m offering a $100,000 reward for the identification & arrest of this violent white supremacist who criminally assaulted DeAndre Harris in Charlottesville.

He was perhaps the most vicious of them all. 3 of his co-conspirators are already in prison for this. pic.twitter.com/isUdpJjOlo

— Shaun King (@ShaunKing) July 28, 2018

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Police brutality used in protests against police brutality

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Protests for Justice in Minneapolis #GeorgeFloyd

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April 1st Rent Strike

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