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  2. Oct 14

    Today would have been George Floyd's 47th birthday. Join as we continue to fight for . Text DEMANDS to 55156.

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  3. Jul 6

    UPDATE: Minneapolis City Council voted to . We're now one step closer to disbanding and re-imagining community safety. 1. Watch 's community convo to learn about next steps (starts @ 4:12)→

    #ChangeTheCharter Because reform won’t work When people call for justice, Minneapolis Police responds with violence. People are coming together to demand that our city re-imagines community safety. The City Council voted unanimously to begin that process by changing the City Charter. Black organizers made that happen. Now, the Charter Commission is reviewing the Council’s Charter Amendment. Continued police brutality by MPD tells us: We need more than “reform.” We need to make Minneapolis a place where everyone can safely walk our streets. Tell the Charter Commission: We need to re-imagine community safety, and we can’t wait. email: councilcomment@minneapolismn.gov Submit a comment: bit.ly/charter-amendment
    Why the City Charter? For 150 years, MPD has failed to protect us. A process to re-imagine community safety cannot wait — and Minneapolis can’t make real change without amending our City Charter. Without changing the Charter, we can’t meaningfully change MPD's role in our city. We can’t replace cops with trained responders in the numbers we need or scale-up proven violence prevention strategies. The City Charter can be changed by a city-wide vote. Without the chance to #ChangeTheCharter this year, the community solutions that will truly keep us safe may not be possible.
    A Charter Amendment is a beginning. If approved by voters in November, the Charter Amendment WOULD: Establish a new Department of Community Safety and Violence Prevention. There would be a new, centralized home for proven community safety strategies and programs to prevent violence and keep our families safe. Remove a required ratio of police officers to Minneapolis residents. The City would be able to reduce the number of MPD officers. Remove MPD from the City Charter. The City would no longer be required to have an overmilitarized “police department.” We can establish a new model to keep our neighborhoods healthy and safe. If passed, the Charter Amendment would allow our communities to begin transitioning away from police and help us invest in what actually keeps us safe.
    A Charter Amendment is a beginning. So, let’s get clear on what the proposed amendment would NOT do. If approved by voters in November, the Charter Amendment would NOT: Immediately dismantle or eliminate MPD overnight End the community engagement process around effective community safety This amendment to the City Charter is the beginning of meaningful change in Mpls. It will give our communities the legal foundation and infrastructure to begin thoughtfully building community safety systems that are effective and truly keep us safe.
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  4. Jun 17

    Purpose partners include organizations, institutions & corporations at the helm of the dystopian "global reset" desired & designed by the ruling classes: (financialization of )

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  5. Aug 5

    Thousands of Minneapolis residents demanded . The City Council voted unanimously to let voters shape the future of community safety. And today, 15 unelected bureaucrats could block our progress to defend the status quo. Tell the Charter Commission: .

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  6. Jul 7

    Tomorrow, Minneapolis's Charter Commission will review a proposal to create a dept. for community safety & violence prevention. Black organizers made this possible. Tell the Commission: It’s time to & let voters decide.

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  7. Jul 25

    Minneapolis could disband the police department that murdered George Floyd and Jamar Clark — but only if we can vote to this year. Tell the Charter Commission: Let Minneapolis vote to in Nov. ➔

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  8. Jul 3

    Where are the prominent Ug’ns that twitted about & ? The Ug’ns not matter? Hussein Walugembe’s death was due to corruption in the Mu7 rotten system. is alive. Thanks to aid.

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  9. Aug 4

    A majority of voters are on our side, and we will not let 15 unelected bureaucrats silence us or stop our movement for . It’s time for the few to stop blocking the many. Submit a public comment to the Commission and demand they :

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  10. Jun 25

    “Don’t Stop Until it Matters” : 🔥🔥

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    Dr. Bernice King spoke at Rayshard Brooks' funeral, urging activists, organizers and "people of goodwill" to keep up the fight for racial justice. "Don't stop until it matters that dignity, justice and equity are a reality for all Black lives."
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  11. Jun 29

    Why made a huge impact compared to ? Please ask this question to yourself and try to figure out the answer. Once U get the answer please tweet/post/share.

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  12. Jun 27

    “RETICENT” out now on all platforms.

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  13. Aug 29

    ICSH was honored and humbled to welcome the family of George Floyd for a closed event yesterday. We continue to stand with the Floyd Family & our community in the fight for equality and justice while EMPHATICALLY stating that Black Lives Matter!

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  14. Oct 14

    Today would have been George Floyd’s 47th birthday. He should be alive today, celebrating his life. We need and all other lives taken by police. Text DEMANDS to 55156.

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  15. Jul 29

    Mitchell Wesley Carlson is the "Umbrella Man" known from the infamous Autozone window breaking video. Carlson has a record of criminal convictions for brawling, assault, terrorist threats and domestic abuse

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  16. Aug 27

    The silent don’t get a seat at my table

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  17. Jul 17

    🚨Kamryn & Friends Bracelet Bunch is up & running... Addison Ave Rosemount, MN. 55068 FREE sandwiches while supplies last.

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  18. Jul 15

    Sadie in Minneapolis knows that to re-imagine community safety, we must demand action and hear every voice. Minneapolis voters should vote to this November. Join the Mpls Charter Commission’s public hearing at 5PM CT ➔

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  19. Jul 10

    “Violent acts of racism can no longer be tolerated. I can’t tolerate I won’t tolerate WE WON’T TOLERATE” ~ Paul Pogba

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  20. Jun 23

    is going through a wave of reform via and many people against change want to ignore the reason: we are tired of the oppression, the killings, the injustice, it’s just too much. of our CJ system.

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  21. Jul 15

    Thanks to for her leadership and our members who joined our town hall! We discussed the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act, how we can sustain the current movement & where to focus our energies this Nov.

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