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Chauvin verdict—People in the street say: Today we made history! Tomorrow, it s back to work! – Liberation News

Chauvin verdict—People in the street say: Today we made history! Tomorrow, it s back to work! – Liberation News
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In Nubian Square, Black Bostonians Exhale After Chauvin Verdict, But Fear Unjust Police Killings Will Happen Again

In Nubian Square, Black Bostonians Exhale After Chauvin Verdict, But Fear Unjust Police Killings Will Happen Again Roxbury resident Benny Turner said the Chauvin verdict made April 20 anything but just another day in Nubian Square. Phillip Martin, GBH News The guilty verdict in the trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was greeted with relief and a bit of surprise by some in Roxbury, one of Boston’s largest Black communities. On the surface it was just another day in Nubian Square. Commuters lined up at buses, several men were selling loose cigarettes to make ends meet, and a group of half masked men congregated on a corner talking about a day they thought they would never see a white policeman convicted of murdering an unarmed Black man. For Benny Turner, the Chauvin verdict made April 20, 2021 anything but just another day.

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Back In Boston: Protest Against Police Killings Of Black People Resumes

Back In Boston: Protest Against Police Killings Of Black People Resumes Activist Yari Dudley addresses a crowd of 200 people at a protest against police brutaliy in the Boston Common, April 17, 2021 Tori Bedford / GBH News Nearly after year after the death of George Floyd touched off dozens of local protests, about 200 demonstrators marched Saturday from Roxbury to Boston Common to call for justice for another black man killed by police in Minnesota, Duante Wright, who was shot during a traffic stop earlier this month. âAt some point, enough is enough,â organizer Ernst Jean-Jacques told GBH News. âWeâre here to bring light to this case, and to the countless situations just like it here in Massachusetts.â

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Protesters Gather On Beacon Hill, Demand Prosecution Of Police Officers Who Kill People

Brock Satter, a co-founder of Mass Action Against Police Brutality, speaks to protesters in front of the Massachusetts State House. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR) Protesters gathered at the State House Thursday evening to call for the investigation and prosecution of officers accused of police brutality and violence. That includes the killer of Daunte Wright, the man stopped by police outside Minneapolis Sunday. Brooklyn Center Officer Kim Potter, who resigned this week, was charged Wednesday with second-degree manslaughter. Police officials have said the shooting was an accident, and that Potter meant to use her Taser instead of her handgun. But the group gathered in Boston has also long pushed for further investigations and prosecutions in local cases of police violence. They want prosecutors to reopen the investigations in all cases of police killing people. That includes the killings of Terrence Coleman and Burrell Ramsey-White, two men killed by Boston police in 2016 and 2012. Both sho

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Protesters demand reopening of cases of police-involved deaths

Protesters demand reopening of cases of police-involved deaths By Christine Mui Globe Correspondent,Updated April 15, 2021, 1 hour ago Email to a Friend Mobile Burrell, 31, of Roxbury, held an umbrella with the names of victims during a State House protest Thursday.Aram Boghosian for The Boston Globe As steady rain fell, parents whose children were killed by police officers were among about 70 people who rallied outside the Massachusetts State House Thursday evening calling on state officials to reopen investigations into their deaths. The 5:30 p.m. rally came on the same day that former Brooklyn Center, Minn. police officer Kim Potter made her first court appearance in the fatal shooting of 20-year-old Daunte Wright during a routine traffic stop this week.

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