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Overview updates of the BLM Protests in 2020.

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Forwarded from Strike Force
"Already, one study has found that evictions may have caused thousands of additional deaths because of displaced families catching or spreading COVID-19."

https://www.npr.org/2021/02/12/966879082/renters-are-getting-evicted-despite-cdc-eviction-ban-im-scared
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Forwarded from Strike Force
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Protesters at the end of a march in #Detroit call on progressives, unions and Democrats in the city to “put their money where their mouth is” and show up for the movement after asking for votes in past elections #Detroit #DetroitProtest #Evictions

https://twitter.com/BGOnTheScene/status/1363217616706363406
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Montreal, March 15

25th annual international day against police brutality

https://cobp.resist.ca
Forwarded from Strike Force
In November 1970, university, state and local police shot 778 Bullets into an off campus rental
house in Carbondale, IL. The residence was rented to a handful of university students, some were
assumed to be associated with the local Black Panther Party. Unlike other police raids of known
Black Panther residences across the country, the Carbondale Panthers shot back. Using archive
material, newspaper accounts, witness testimony and experts in the field, 778 Bullets recovers a
little known history of resistance and resilience of the human struggle for self-determination. The
dominant memory of the Black Panther Party would have us believe that the Panthers existed
only in major urban cities; this story documents a more rural presence of radical politics and the
struggle for civil rights.

https://vimeo.com/40699020
"Almost 56 years since the day Malcolm X was assassinated in New York City, lawyers and family members of the late civil rights and Black nationalist leader released new evidence they claim shows the NYPD and FBI conspired in his murder."

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/feb/21/malcolm-x-death-family-letter-nypd-fbi
“On a snowy night last March, Daniel Prude sprinted shirtless out of his brother’s home in Rochester, N.Y., seemingly in the grip of a psychotic episode. Distraught, his brother called police for help.

Instead, the officers handcuffed Mr. Prude, placed a mesh hood over his head and pressed him into the pavement until he lost consciousness. His death — as well as what emerged as an apparent cover-up of the circumstances around it — further inflamed a national reckoning around racism and brutality in policing. Protests broke out nationwide.

On Tuesday, the New York attorney general, Letitia James, announced that none of the officers who arrested Mr. Prude would face charges in connection with his death. A grand jury convened by Ms. James to investigate the case declined to charge any of the seven officers on the scene that night with a crime.”

NO JUSTICE, NO PEACE

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/23/nyregion/daniel-prude-rochester-police.html