PRESS STATEMENT - THERE IS HOPE: BUT WE STILL NEED A VIDEO!
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PRESS STATEMENT - THERE IS HOPE: BUT WE STILL NEED A VIDEO!

One must ask why does it take a video to bring justice in the case of the death of African Americans? It was a video that pulled back the cover in the murder of Ahmaud Arbery. It was a video that pulled back the cover of the murder in the case of George Floyd. Emmett Till had no video. Sandra Bland had no video. Trayvon Martin had no video. Breonna Taylor had no video. Kevin Strickland who served 43 years in a Missouri correctional center for a crime he did not commit, had no video. “

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PRESS STATEMENT - BLACK PASTORS NOT WANTED IN THE COURTROOM PARTICULARLY IF YOU’RE COMING TO PRAY!
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PRESS STATEMENT - BLACK PASTORS NOT WANTED IN THE COURTROOM PARTICULARLY IF YOU’RE COMING TO PRAY!

“The Black pastor in America must be one of the most dangerous and threatening non-violent forces in our nation. All he or she needs to do is simply show up and sit at the back of a Georgia courtroom. An earthquake must certainly erupt if he comforts a family going through a living hell caused by the tragic death of their loved one.”

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PRESS STATEMENT - THE TRIAL OF AHMAUD ARBERY PROVES AGAIN THAT JUSTICE IS NOT BLIND!
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PRESS STATEMENT - THE TRIAL OF AHMAUD ARBERY PROVES AGAIN THAT JUSTICE IS NOT BLIND!

Unfortunately, there was no video for Emmett Till. There was no video for James Chaney, Andrew Goodman, and Michael Schwerner. There was no video for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. There was no video for Sandra Bland. There is no video for Breonna Taylor. But even when we have the video, Lady Justice still manages to pull down her blindfold.”

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VOTE: THINGS TO REMEMBER
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VOTE: THINGS TO REMEMBER

Remember:

  • Polling locations are open from 7 a.m. - 8 p.m.

  • If you are in line to vote at 8:00 p.m. you can still vote

  • In Michigan, Returning Citizens are eligible to vote

  • Should you need assistance on Election Day, contact Detroit Branch NAACP Voter Hotline at: 313.664.2424

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VOTE: WHAT’S ON THE BALLOT?
LaToya Henry LaToya Henry

VOTE: WHAT’S ON THE BALLOT?

General Election is November 2, 2021

What’s on the ballot?

This year communities in the City of Detroit will vote for:

Mayor, Detroit City Clerk, Detroit City Council, Board of Police Commissioners, Community Advisory Council, Proposal E: Decriminalize Entheogenic Plants, Proposal R: Reparations Taskforce, Proposal S: Amendment to City Charter

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TAKE YOUR SOLES TO THE POLLS VOTE PARADE
LaToya Henry LaToya Henry

TAKE YOUR SOLES TO THE POLLS VOTE PARADE

Vote Early! March with us to the Department of Elections! The Parade to the Polls will begin at 12:30 p.m. with a few lucky first time voters getting a ride to the polls in style!

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