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Attorney Kamau Franklin Explains Why the Prosecutor Did Not Secure an Indictment in the Tamir Rice Case- Because We Live in America

December 29, 2015 // 0 Comments

Attorney Kamau Franklin in this interview with the Real News Network explains why the prosecutor’s approach in Tamir Rice’s case was flawed from the beginning [...]

“It Was Electrifying”: Organizers Reflect on the March 23, 1995 CUNY Protest 20 Years Later

March 23, 2015 // 0 Comments

Great article by Suzy Subways on the 25,000 strong CUNY (City University of New York) protest in 1995 that went from the CUNY Coalition to the forming of SLAM! (Student [...]

Targets no more — ending bad policing

January 18, 2015 // 0 Comments

An editorial by Kamau Franklin was published in the Charleston Gazette and in the Atlanta Journal Constitution (although the AJC took the editorial liberty to [...]

We Need Demands and Plans to Fight Police Violence

December 26, 2014 // 1 Comment

As part of a work project I recently participated in writing a statement addressing racism in the United States and against police violence and militarization in black and [...]

African Power & Politics In Cuba’s La Marina Neighborhood

Letter to a Black Girl

It’s Giving “No”

Dhoruba Bin Wahad Commentary – A Response to the Racist Right Wing Rant Demonizing Jalil Muntaqim

In a White man’s prisons: Walter Rodney, decolonization, and abolition

Grassroots Thinking

Messages from Community Movement Builders to the movement

demonstrations

Attorney Kamau Franklin Explains Why the Prosecutor Did Not Secure an Indictment in the Tamir Rice Case- Because We Live in America

“It Was Electrifying”: Organizers Reflect on the March 23, 1995 CUNY Protest 20 Years Later

Targets no more — ending bad policing

We Need Demands and Plans to Fight Police Violence