SAY HER NAME PROTEST & RALLY
THURSDAY, JULY 30, 6 PM
@ GARMATZ BUILDING, 101 W. LOMBARD ST. , Downtown Baltimore

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Thursday’s action coincides with the Vanessa Guillen Thursday D.C. March organized by her parents to demand justice in her case.  We will honor all of the women #SayHerName who have been victims of police, racist, military and patriarchal violence.  

Baltimore women veterans and their supporters will highlight the racism and sexism of how women vets including transgender women are treated, particularly Black, Brown and Indigenous women.  This includes lack of proper medical care, housing, and physiological support.  Hear from Annette Johnson, a veteran and supporter of  Black, Brown and Indigenous women veterans, Rev. Annie Chambers, PPA representative, Ellen Barfield, representative of the Phil Berrigan Chapter of the Veterans for Peace.

Rape and sexual violence are an integral part of the police and military culture.  It is a form of terror that is used by U.S. imperialism both abroad and even inside it’s own military as a method of terror, genocide and control.

Everyone is invited; women and oppressed genders will be speaking.  Please wear masks and social distance.  If you do not have a mask, we have masks available and snacks.

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Organized by:  Peoples Power Assembly and Women in Struggle/Mujeres en Lucha

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THIS SATURDAY AUGUST 1 — THE PEOPLES POWER ASSEMBLY IS JOINING DALLAS GREENE & HIS FAMILY IN DEMANDING JUSTICE FROM THE ATLAS RESTAURANT GROUP

5:30 pm to 7:30 pm Gather at Broadway Square, Broadway & Thames Streets.

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Join us as we rally around Dallas Greene, a nine year old boy who was recently the victim of racism by the Atlas Restaurant Group.

Dallas Greene and his mom

Atlas must change and work with the community to rectify their contributions to the segregation and racism among businesses in Harbor East.

This event is organized by a young boy to teach kids to stand up TOGETHER for what they believe in.  But it’s important for adults to come out and follow his lead.

So we’re inviting those who have worked at Atlas, those that have had run-ins with the Atlas Restaurant Group and Alex Smith in the past, those who have experienced racism and those who simply want to stand up against racism in their community to come out.

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