Saturday, May 3, 7:00 pm
50 Artists,50 Shots: We are All Sean Bell
Artists Repond to the Sean Bell Verdict
Brecht Forum
451 West Street
(that's the West Side Highway)
bt Bank & Bethune Sts
Artists TBA
This is an outcry responding to the verdict of Sean Bell's case. Artists, Community Leaders and Activists come together to educate, share, learn, mourn, and inspire all of us on the Sean Bell case, the legal system, transformation, and action. This will be a Free Event and All Performances are Voluntary. First come basis, once we have all 50 Artists the list will end. ***If you are interested pleasae submit your name, contact info, and a brief description of the work, you would like to perform to: mahinamovement@yahoo.com
Co-sponsor: Mahina Movement
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Monday, April 28, 2008
Friday, April 25, 2008
Today: Protest miscarraige of justice in Sean Bell murder
Sean Bell, Nicole [Paultry] Bell
and their baby
COPS ACQUITTED ON ALL COUNTS IN THE MURDER OF SEAN BELL
RALLY TODAY,
5:30 PM
Queens DA's Office, 125-01 Queens Blvd. (bt Hoover Ave and 82nd Ave.)
(E or F train to Union Turnpike.)
Once again the justice system has failed to protect the rights of people of color. A message is once more sent that law enforcement officers can act with impunity. Sean Bell joins a tragic list of those victimized by police, who have been denied justice. The names sound through history like drumbeats in a funeral procession: Amadou Diallo, Patrick Dorismond, Eleanor Bumpers, Alberta Spruill, Ousmane Zongo, and on and on and on.
As United for Peace and JUSTICE, we must always respond to injustice. We must affirm that all human life is worthy, that injustice must always be confronted. That is why we urge everyone who can to come out to the protest rally today.
and their baby
COPS ACQUITTED ON ALL COUNTS IN THE MURDER OF SEAN BELL
RALLY TODAY,
5:30 PM
Queens DA's Office, 125-01 Queens Blvd. (bt Hoover Ave and 82nd Ave.)
(E or F train to Union Turnpike.)
Once again the justice system has failed to protect the rights of people of color. A message is once more sent that law enforcement officers can act with impunity. Sean Bell joins a tragic list of those victimized by police, who have been denied justice. The names sound through history like drumbeats in a funeral procession: Amadou Diallo, Patrick Dorismond, Eleanor Bumpers, Alberta Spruill, Ousmane Zongo, and on and on and on.
As United for Peace and JUSTICE, we must always respond to injustice. We must affirm that all human life is worthy, that injustice must always be confronted. That is why we urge everyone who can to come out to the protest rally today.
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