A massive movement of everyday, working people was able to wring one conviction out of a white supremacist system. Only by continuing to build this movement and by forging new institutions of popular power will we win a world where the George Floyds, Daunte Wrights, Adam Toledos, and Ma’Khia Bryants of our communities are not stolen from us by police, but instead are protected and free to live with dignity and respect. Read more

On January 7, at its first meeting of the year, the New Haven Board of Alders passed an ordinance that creates a new independent Civilian Review Board to investigate police misconduct.

On October 2, protesters rallied outside the Sarasota Police Department headquarters to demand justice for the survivors of local police brutality.

Outrage has swept the country in the wake of more racist police killings

World-renowned political prisoner Mumia Abu-Jamal's case was in court August 30 in Philadelphia. He will be back in court in October. Keep up the struggle for his freedom!

Last week, Markeis McGlockton, a young Black man, was murdered in broad daylight at a convenience store in Clearwater, Florida, in front of his family by Michael Drejka, a 47-year-old white man.

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.

Protesters converged in Macclenny, Florida, the seat of Baker County, to demand justice for DJ Broadus, who was murdered, because the Baker County Sheriff's Office has engaged in a racist coverup to protect his killer.

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