The faces on this poster are the basis for #RiseUpOctober. Sign up for thunderclap! https://t.co/8P0tJgkfxe pic.twitter.com/sy00Wnhh6M
— SMIN Chicago (@StopMassIncChi) October 6, 2015
So far this year, 125 Latinos have been killed by police, according to The Guardian. Of those 125, 57% of them were not carrying a firearm.
— Viva la causa! (@70torinoman) October 3, 2015
Help bring 100 families of people killed by police 2 NYC – STOP Police Terror – Which Side Are You On? https://t.co/jmdPILLpwZ
— Carl Dix (@Carl_Dix) October 2, 2015
Join 100 family victims of police murder for #RiseUpOctober. Change everything Donate -> http://t.co/mNIiVkxr7G pic.twitter.com/rNVbXgHsv8
— StopMassIncarceratio (@StopMassIncNet) October 6, 2015
Los Angeles Tentatively Agrees to $2,850,000 Settlement Over in-Custody Death of Vachel Howard ………… http://t.co/XWsZwqqHkG
— DcSlumdog (@DcSlumdog) October 6, 2015
Oklahoma Sheriff Indicted After Fatal Shooting by Volunteer Deputy https://t.co/2clClH77Xv pic.twitter.com/jZXueZamI8
— Democracy Now! (@democracynow) October 1, 2015
WTF @LorettaLynch ?!!
Loretta Lynch: government shouldn't require reports of people killed by police
http://t.co/j7CypckhYL
— Erika Totten (@2LiveUnchained) October 3, 2015
We're fighting for justice for Eurie Stamps, killed by SWAT raid https://t.co/T33bC6enLa #BlackLivesMatter @deray pic.twitter.com/UbyYUiOAgA
— ACLU National (@ACLU) September 30, 2015
NYPD Pledges to Track and Report Every Time Officers Use Force http://t.co/QaNaHIOUSy pic.twitter.com/Fzdq5Ds8gl
— Colorlines.com (@Colorlines) October 2, 2015
