Wednesday, July 6 - Justice for Jayland Walker TODAY / Supreme Court Decisions and Our Future
Actions You Can Take Today
Action 1: TONIGHT - Justice for Jayland Walker at 6 p.m. at Federal Plaza
Action 2: Supreme Court Decisions and Our Future on Monday, July 11 at 5:45 p.m. (virtual event)
Action 1: TONIGHT - Justice for Jayland Walker!
Join Chicago Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression this Wednesday at 6 PM in Federal Plaza to demand justice for Jayland Walker, his family and his community.
Akron, Ohio police fired over 90 shots at Jayland Walker during a traffic stop, striking him more than 60 times. Most of these shots came while he was down, and Akron police handcuffed him while he lay lifeless on the ground. The video of this killing was recently released following a week of demonstrations in Akron, Ohio.
We are heeding the call of the National Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression, and joining with chapters across the country to demonstrate demanding justice in the case of this brutal lynching. Come out and join us!
We are demanding:
* Fire and Indict all officers involved in the shooting of Jayland Walker
* The DOJ launch an immediate investigation into the shooting of Jayland Walker
* Community Control of the Police Now!
Action via Chicago Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression
Action 2: Supreme Court Decisions and Our Future on 7/11
The Supreme Court ruled on the significant issues of abortion, guns, separation of religion and state, and the environment in blockbuster cases this term, and it is not looking good for things we care about. Join Carolyn Shapiro and Colleen Connell in an informative dialogue of how these Supreme Court decisions will impact our future.
Join the virtual event on Monday, July 11 at 5:45 p.m
Action via Chicago Women Take Action
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