Saturday 11 July, 12 noon, Brighton Palace Pier.
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Brighton BLM protest Saturday 11 July
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“I can’t breathe” pleads black man attacked by Brighton police
Brighton police racist violence on display in yet another shocking video.
From the Independent
Video footage showing officers restraining a man as he repeatedly shouts “I can’t breathe” has been referred to the police watchdog.
A man can be seen lying on the ground as he is restrained by three officers near a police car in a recording captured in Brighton on Tuesday.
A witness to the incident said: “I have seen people be arrested before, I have never seen anything like that.
“It was really, really shocking. I do not understand why there were three policemen sat on him.”
Join the Brighton BLM protest
Details here.
London BLM protest weekender, Saturday 11th US embassy 2pm, Sunday 12th Marble Arch 2pm
Protest called by All Black Lives UK
As per last week, start 2pm Marble Arch and marches to Parliament Square (not Downing Street).
BLM protest on Saturday 11th Assemble US embassy 11th July
Part of a nationwide turnout for Breonna Taylor and all innocent black people in the UK and US.
We are marching against institutional racism!
#LDNBLM
Birmingham City fans march against racism and for Trevor Smith shot dead by police
From I Am Birmingham:
The anti-racist march was held to show solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement, and in honour of local man Trevor Smith, who was tragically shot dead by armed police last year.
Despite the number of attendees estimated at around 300 by reporters and 2,000 by organisers, the event was a peaceful gathering of BCFC supporters from all backgrounds who joined forces to voice their solidarity against racism and hate.
Marc Gauntlett, who led the march with friends, hopes it will bring together football fans and former ‘hooligans’, “uniting people of all backgrounds against hate.”
Gauntlett was active in The Zulu Warriors hooligan firm which supports Birmingham City Football Club, and has left behind a life of violence related to hooliganism. Now reformed, he wants to show that football fans must rise beyond racist attitudes and challenge racism in the sport.
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BLM London protest for Breonna Taylor and all the dead in the US and UK – 11th July US embassy
BLM protest and march for Breonna Taylor and all the innocent black people murdered by the police in the US and UK.
We are marching against institutional racism!!!
Assemble US embassy 2pm and march to Parliament Square.
Keep going for Breonna Taylor – protest on Sat 11 July across the UK
london_blm WE JUST RECEIVED THESE PROTESTS FOR BREONNA TAYLOR ACROSS THE UK ? Check for your city!
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Let us know if a protest is planned in your city, town or village!
Justice for Nicole Smallman and Bibaa Henry
There have been calls to widen the focus of these protests to include the cases of Nicole Smallman, 27, and Bibaa Henry, 46.
The sisters were murdered but the police treatment of the families has shocked the country.
The police refused to search for the sisters when the family asked for help to find them. A boyfriend of one of the sisters eventually found the bodies.
Police officers involved in the inquiry took photographs of the deceased and allegedly shared the selfies on some of their social media.
This level of dehumanisation of black women is truly horrendous, not to mention racist. The officers have been suspended.
At the least, the police officers who took the disgusting selfies should be sacked forthwith and then prosecuted for misconduct in a public office.
Two days ago an 18-year-old man was arrested after the police were forced to put resources into hunting down the suspect.
Full report here.