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Key Insights from #BaltimoreUprising

May 18, 2015|Police Accountability|

Austin Thompson, director Youth Engagement Fund Understanding Baltimore’s Uprising Freddie Gray….It is a now too familiar story. Multitudes take to the streets in pursuit of justice for an unarmed black male killed by the police in a city plagued [...]

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A Chance to Rewrite America’s Racial Narrative

May 13, 2015|Analysis|

Allison Brown, Open Society Foundations: On Mother’s Day, I watch Samaria Rice beg for some closure five months after her son, Tamir, was shot to death by police officers within moments of encountering him in a Cleveland park. I think of Gloria Darden and the shock she must have experienced at discovering that her son, Freddie Gray, was killed so senselessly and so violently by police.

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Stop the War on Baltimore

May 6, 2015|Criminalization of Communities of Color, News|

by Dante Barry, Million Hoodies Movement for Justice, in The Nation, May 6, 2015: Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings Blake has lifted the citywide curfew, and the National Guard plans to implement a drawdown. Now is the time for Mayor Rawlings Blake to put an end to Baltimore police militarization.

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EPIP Webinar Recap- Police Accountability and Racial Justice: Sustaining a Movement

May 6, 2015|Webinars, Conference Calls, and Discussions|

The tragedies of Eric Garner, Mike Brown, John Crawford, Jessie Hernandez and others have ignited a national movement around police reform and racial justice. How can grassroots groups capitalize on the increased attention to organize and build coalitions that will [...]

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Meet the Woman Behind #BlackLivesMatter — The Hashtag That Became a Civil Rights Movement

May 6, 2015|Analysis, News|

#BlackLivesMatter has infiltrated America’s modern vocabulary. It’s the rallying cry for a movement that began getting a lot of national attention after the police killing of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri. But #BlackLivesMatter began before Ferguson.

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