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.#JacobBlake comes from a line of civil rights activism.
Rev. Jacob Blake Sr., led the fight for fair housing in Evanston, IL in the 1960s & '70s. He led the Ebenezer AME Church and organized marches after the assassination of Rev. Martin Luther King to fight for fair housing.pic.twitter.com/cmxlqWhizY
“The fittest tribute the city of Evanston can pay to Martin Luther King is immediate passage of an effective and comprehensive housing law.” -Rev Jacob Blake, Sr. grandfather of #JacobBlake
In April 1968, Evanston city council passed an ordinance banning housing discrimination.pic.twitter.com/0mdk3kDv1M
In 1970, #JacobBlake's grandfather spearheaded an effort to bring subsidized housing for low-income seniors to Evanston, Illinois. The complex was known as Ebenezer Primm Towers.pic.twitter.com/XwEi6JHJjb
In April 1968, #JacobBlake's grandfather led multiple marches through Evanston, IL to mourn the passing of Dr. King and to fight for an end to housing segregation.
Too often, we see character assassination of Black people subject to police violence. Jacob Blake's life matters.pic.twitter.com/K6yMx1pVuc
Just saw the history (if you will) notes earlier today. Thanks for the reinforcement, Attorney Clarke!
@AttorneyCrump @MichelleObama @BarackObama @JoyAnnReid
@JoeBiden It's becoming more and more obvious that we are not seen as equals by some people in authority positions & especially not by the PD. What makes them believe they have the right to just shoot people down?
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