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Black women gather at Chicago Police Department headquarters Jan. 11 for a march and rally in support of Anjanette Young, a Black woman terrorized by police when they broke into her home during a wrongful police raid in 2019. Photo:Haroon Rajaee
CHICAGOâCongressman Danny K. Davis (D-Ill.) hosted an online virtual forum with the Leaders Network and others concerning wrongful police raids in Chicago.
Participants included members of the Leaders Network; Illinois State Representative 9th District Nicole âNikkiâ Harvey; Senior Pastor Marshall Hatch; Betty Magness of Rainbow PUSH; Thomas L. E. Stovall of Urban Reformers and many other community leaders. Participants want a Congressional inquiry on police raids and the subsequent fallout for victims who have been traumatized in these incidents.
Chicago faith leaders head to DC despite warning to stay away: White supremacy cannot win
Chicago faith leaders head to DC despite warning to stay away: ‘White supremacy cannot win’ We have to stand our ground. We saw from the Capitol chaos, there are domestic terrorists that are here. We cannot give them ground because white supremacy cannot win, said Reverend Greg Livingston.
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Their focus? The soul of America. As Dr. King once said, we ve learned to fly the skies as birds, we ve learned to swim the seas as fish, but we have not learned to walk the Earth as brothers and sisters, said Reverend Ira Acree.