Alliance Against Racist & Political Repression

@NAARPR

Conference to refound the National Alliance happening now!

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    23 Nov 2019

    Please add all your photos & videos for all to see in our shared album:

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    Jan 2

    A National Movement for Community Control of Police

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    26 Dec 2019

    Frank Chapman from the joins us to discuss the organization's relaunch in this era of increased police tyranny.

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    10 Dec 2019

    The , a historic local civil rights group, refounds as a national organization. (✍️ , 📷 Brianna Dorn)

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    9 Dec 2019

    The National Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression, initially founded in 1973 amid the mass movement to free Angela Davis, relaunched last month to rededicate itself to the struggle against police oppression

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    26 Nov 2019

    A multi-generational collective of activists, including famed political freedom fighter Angela Davis, convened in Chicago this wkend with one goal in mind: bridging the gap between generations of Black activists while gaining community control of police.

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    25 Nov 2019

    Chicago conference to relaunch National Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression a…

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    19 Nov 2019

    'Community Control Over Police Should Be a Democratic Right'

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    24 Nov 2019

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    25 Nov 2019

    ICYMI: Famed political freedom fighter Angela Davis came to Chicago this weekend, joining dozens of activists at the Re-Founding Conference to discuss bridging the gap between the old and new guard.

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    24 Nov 2019

    Members of the CBTU St. Louis chapter attended the National Alliance Against Racist & Political Repression Re-Founding Conference called by liberation legends, the newly elected Executive Director, Frank Chapman & Dr. Angela Davis!

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    24 Nov 2019

    Photo of n' rep'n at close of . It was a good and powerful weekend. Now, ! of police.

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    24 Nov 2019

    . of told us that it’s important for our generation to engage in revolutionary struggle & we hope that we can live up to those expectations! We’re still learning about what that means & we’re grateful for Elders who guide us!

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    24 Nov 2019

    At the final plenary of , the 800 conference attendees voted unanimously to re-establish with organization members in 100 cities across the country & elected Frank Chapman as its executive director - Absolutely Historic Moment! – at Chicago Teacher's Union

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    24 Nov 2019

    Brother Frank Chapman elected as Executive Director of National Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression.

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    24 Nov 2019

    Thank you for making sure youth were represented at your amazing event, on me!❤️🤘🏾

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    24 Nov 2019

    I’ll be voting yes on this resolution to in a few moments. I am excited to be a part of this important movement to end racist and political repression.

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    24 Nov 2019

    final day of the conference starting with a performance by

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    24 Nov 2019

    is building a movement with the families of those affected the most by police terror at the center. They are the core that fuels our movement

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    Rekia Boyd’s brother talks about how the police officer, who killed his sister, was not convicted. He tried to get his record expunged & was denied. The judge said, “Just because you weren’t convicted of the crime, doesn’t mean you weren’t guilty.”
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    23 Nov 2019

    Currently listening to THE Angela Davis. Her fight with the Party along with my other hero's is why I continue their fight today! Thank you for your bravery, and path you've set for all the generations to come.

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    23 Nov 2019

    Glad to be this weekend to say

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