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December
27, 2013. Over 75 people defied cold weather for a rally/speakout in
Harlem and a march to the Bronx against the appointment of William
Bratton as NYC Police Commissioner. Parents whose children have been
murdered by the police spearheaded and gave the action its tone of
anger and outrage. Photo: Jenna Pope
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Cornel West (center left) and Carl Dix (center
right) in a
protest against stop-and-frisk at a New York police precinct.
Photo: Li Onesto/Revolution
STOP “STOP & FRISK”
In October 2011 This Call was issued by: Carl Dix, Revolutionary
Communist Party, & Cornel West, professor, author and public
intellectual; Herb Boyd, author, journalist, Harlem, NY; Efia Nwangaza,
Malcolm X Center, Greenville, SC; Rev Omar Wilkes.
" The NYPD is on pace to
stop and frisk over 700,000 people in 2011! That’s more than 1,900
people each and every day. More than 85% of them are Black or Latino,
and more than 90% of them were doing nothing wrong when the police
stepped to them. This is intolerable! It must be stopped.
WE ARE STOPPING IT, AND YOU MUST JOIN US IN DOING THAT!
In the days leading into
the Oct 22nd National Day of Protest to Stop Police Brutality, the
Network to Stop Mass Incarceration is calling for Stopping Stop
& Frisk. We will target this illegal, unconstitutional policy
with non violent civil disobedience.
If you are sick and
tired of being harassed and jacked up by the cops, JOIN US. And if you
are shocked to hear that this kind of thing happens in this so-called
homeland of freedom and democracy—it does happen, all the damned
time—you need to JOIN
US
too—you can’t stand aside and let this injustice be done in your name."
Among those arrested in
2011 protesting Stop and Frisk were: Gbenga Akinnagbe (actor &
director), Nellie Bailey (Harlem Tenants Union), Rev. Luis Barrios,
Randy Credico (social comedian), Noche Diaz (Revolution Club), Carl
Dix, Rev. Earl Kooperkamp, Jamel Mims (artist & revolutionary),
Rev Stephen Phelps, Atty Margaret Ratner Kunstler, Professor James
Vrettos and Cornel West.
Mass
Incarceration + Silence = Genocide:
Act to STOP It Now!
A Dialogue between Cornel West and Carl Dix
May 20, 2013, New
York City