In many ways, Minneapolis has shown us what is possible. Not simply the response of a mobilized, militant community, but also the lengths that a despotic administration will go to in order to increase its power and accomplish its racist policies.
We protest the illegal detainment of immigrants and non-immigrants, United States citizens murdered in the streets of Minneapolis. Not all of us share the same opinion, but this is a labor issue when our members are afraid to leave their house.
Renee Good’s death is part of a decades-long continuum in which state violence has come to resemble the dynamics survivors recognize from private life: domination framed as protection, punishment framed as necessity, rage framed as fear.
“I understand that Vice President Vance believes that shooting a young mother of three in the face three times is an acceptable America that he wants to live in, and I do not.”
Spread the word