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Racial Profiling Police Brutality in NYC A Forum *THUR — Brooklynian

Racial Profiling Police Brutality in NYC A Forum *THUR

eberri
eberri
edited November -1 in Fort Greene, Clinton Hill, Bed-Stuy
A Forum on th Sean Bell case

Special Guest Speakers
Senator Eric Adams - Central Brooklyn State Senator, former NYPD, Co-Founder of 100 Blacks in Law Enforcement Who Care

Norman Siegel
Former Head of NY Civil Liberties Union, Civil rights attorney

THURSDAY JUNE 12th
7:00 to 9:00pm
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Corner of South Oxford Street & Lafayette Avenue

Do we need a special prosecutor to investigate police brutality cases?

How can we reform the law enforcement and judicial systems to make them fair and just?

Come listen!
Come discuss!
Engage!
Bring your voice!

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Co-Sponsored by BROOKLYN FOR PEACE
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Comments

  • anonymous
    anonymous
    why do I feel like the majority of the posters here don't care about that at all? they the ones calling the cops in the first place.
  • boygabriel
    boygabriel
    Anonymous wrote: why do I feel like the majority of the posters here don't care about that at all? they the ones calling the cops in the first place.
    yeah! go home gentrifiers!!!
  • anonymous
    anonymous
    Boygabriel wrote: [quote=Anonymous]why do I feel like the majority of the posters here don't care about that at all? they the ones calling the cops in the first place.
    yeah! go home gentrifiers!!!

    for real
  • boygabriel
    boygabriel
    lol
  • eberri
    eberri
    You're right, they probably don't care, but guess what? This is an important issue that deserves attention and though the world usually revolves around them exclusively, there are actually pressing issues some of their neighbors deal with... But that may or may not mean anything.

    Sorry to all the gentrifiers who on this one occasion actually have to think about someone else who lives in the neighborhood and are dealing with more pressing issues than finding places that sell gourmet brie....
  • anonymous
    anonymous
    eberri, you posted this as an advertisement, obviously hoping that others would take interest in attending. Yet you take a sarcastic attitude and make sweeping assumptions about an entire group of people, stating that they probably wouldn't care about this important issue. How can you be so sure of this? And do you think that this type of approach will persuade others to attend?

    Need I point out the irony of informing others about a forum intent on addressing an unjust approach to law enforcement even as you yourself engage in a similar form of stereotypical thinking?
  • anonymous
    anonymous
    Anonymous wrote: eberri, you posted this as an advertisement, obviously hoping that others would take interest in attending. Yet you take a sarcastic attitude and make sweeping assumptions about an entire group of people, stating that they probably wouldn't care about this important issue. How can you be so sure of this? And do you think that this type of approach will persuade others to attend?

    Need I point out the irony of informing others about a forum intent on addressing an unjust approach to law enforcement even as you yourself engage in a similar form of stereotypical thinking?
    oh please just read the posts on this forum <rolls>
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