The Chicago Police Department, notorious for its acts of deadly brutality targeting Black people, struck again on July 14. 37-year-old Harith Augustus, a barber and beloved member of the community, was gunned down in broad daylight by CPD.

As long as the police continue their campaign of racist terror, the people will take to the streets in protest! Actions have taken place recently in Pittsburgh, Albuquerque, Sarasota, Sacramento and more.

At the latest hearing of the Sarasota, Florida, police complaint committee, community members voiced their outrage at racist police brutality

As protesters continue to gather in Sacramento to demand justice for Stephon Clark, an unarmed Black man who was shot eight times while standing in his own backyard, the movement against racist police terror intensified across the country. From Brooklyn, NY, to Sarasota, FL, the people are fighting back.

Protesters in Sacramento and across the country took to the streets to demand justice. See photos and video from recent actions, and a list of upcoming actions in Sacramento, Sarasota and Chicago.

On March 16, activists gathered in Albuquerque, New Mexico to mark the fourth anniversary of the police murder of James Boyd.

On the night of March 18, Sacramento police executed Stephon "Zoe" Clark, firing 20 bullets at this 22-year-old, unarmed Black man who was in his grandparents' backyard.

In a victory for protest and resistance, prosecutors were forced on Friday, March 9th to drop the most outrageous charges against ANSWER Coalition organizer Norman Clement

Community members gathered in the parking lot of DeSoto Square Mall and marched across the street to the Sheriff’s Office, where they demanded justice for the 38-year-old father of four.

Commemoration of Erica Garner by Kerbie Joseph, New York City organizer against police brutality.