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On SR 40 near Greenfield, Indiana is an old abandoned high school. It sits on high ground and challenges anyone who drives by. I accepted the challenge and pulled off. What an experience!
I love the recess bell. At least, that's what I call it. Do they use these anymore?
Family members of people impacted by NYPD and federal "gang" raids and grassroots community groups held a rally April 27th, 2017; at City Hall steps followed by a march to the U.S. Attorney's Office and MCC prison to protest against the NYPD and federal "gang" raids that are devastating communities of color across the city as well as the prison system. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
On Saturday, February 11, a large immigrant-led coalition held a rally at Washington Square Park at 2pm to call out mayor Bill De Blasio and City Council members for an end to the city’s collaboration with ICE, a stop to the criminalization of all immigrants documented or undocumented, people with criminal convictions, workers, gender non-conforming folks, the poor, people with disabilities, Muslims, women, and all people of color and permanently abolishing the Broken Windows policing.
The Canadian National passenger station in Hornepayne, Ontario, has seen better days. Whatever railroad officers used to be here have moved.
Saheed Vassell's Father - Over a thousand people in Crown Heights, joined the family of Saheed Vassell, an unarmed Black man shot dead by NYPD on Wednesday night; for a memorial rally on April 5, 2018; followed by a march to the NYPD 71 precinct to demand justice and accountability for the killing of for Saheed Vassell. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
Members of Black Lives Matter Greater NY and allies held a protest rally in Times Square on June 4, 2019 demanding justice for Eric Garner as Daniel Pantaleo’s trial resumes on June 5. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
While sitting in a nearby cafe, we watched this window break while the young man tried to apply a poster.
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Over a hundred people joined Ramarley Graham’s family; other families of those killed by the police; members of the Justice Committee; Jews for Racial & Economic Justice (JFREJ); Black, Jewish leaders and other Jews of Color; Jewish New Yorkers from across the five boroughs; and Black Lives Matter-NY at Grand Central station, for a public action and vigil in conjunction with Beyond The Moment’s National Day of Action on April 4, 2017; followed by a march through midtown Manhattan to demand from the Mayor and the NYPD commissioner more accountability in the Ramarley Graham case and an end to Broken Windows Policing in NYC
Members of the activist group NYC Shut It Down gathered at Grand Central and took the streets marching to Times Square on February 4, 2019, to remember the 20 year anniversary of the murder of Amadou Diallo in the Bronx, shot 41 times by the NYPD. During the march, the group also displayed portraits of other victims of police brutality. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
Over a hundred people joined Ramarley Graham’s family; other families of those killed by the police; members of the Justice Committee; Jews for Racial & Economic Justice (JFREJ); Black, Jewish leaders and other Jews of Color; Jewish New Yorkers from across the five boroughs; and Black Lives Matter-NY at Grand Central station, for a public action and vigil in conjunction with Beyond The Moment’s National Day of Action on April 4, 2017; followed by a march through midtown Manhattan to demand from the Mayor and the NYPD commissioner more accountability in the Ramarley Graham case and an end to Broken Windows Policing in NYC
Rodney, MS. was founded in 1828, it was only three votes away from becoming the capital of the #Mississippi Territory. Its population declined to nearly zero after the Mississippi River changed course. The #Rodney Center Historic District is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.Today a small number of inhabitants remain but the area is considered a ghost town and reliable data is hard to find as the town is not listed as a separate entity by the census bureau.
Over a hundred people joined Ramarley Graham’s family; other families of those killed by the police; members of the Justice Committee; Jews for Racial & Economic Justice (JFREJ); Black, Jewish leaders and other Jews of Color; Jewish New Yorkers from across the five boroughs; and Black Lives Matter-NY at Grand Central station, for a public action and vigil in conjunction with Beyond The Moment’s National Day of Action on April 4, 2017; followed by a march through midtown Manhattan to demand from the Mayor and the NYPD commissioner more accountability in the Ramarley Graham case and an end to Broken Windows Policing in NYC
Police accountability advocates gathered in front of the Bronx DA office in solidarity with Copwatcher Jose LaSalle as he demands that Bronx DA Darcel Clark re-open an investigation on the officers who perjured themselves to falsified charges against Jose LaSalle followed by a march to the Psa7 precinct and demand that the officers involved are fired. The city and the NYPD agreed to pay LaSalle $860,000 on a settlement. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
After two years seeking justice, Delrawn Smalls' family and community supporters on gathered outside the NYPD headquarters at One Police Plaza on July 2, 2018, to honor his memory and demand Mayor Bill de Blasio and Commissioner James P. O'Neill to fire NYPD officer Wayne Isaacs immediately. On July 4, 2016, Isaacs (off-duty at the time), shot dead Delrawn Small, who was unarmed, on the corner of Atlantic Ave. and Bradford St. in East NY. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
Over a hundred people joined Ramarley Graham’s family; other families of those killed by the police; members of the Justice Committee; Jews for Racial & Economic Justice (JFREJ); Black, Jewish leaders and other Jews of Color; Jewish New Yorkers from across the five boroughs; and Black Lives Matter-NY at Grand Central station, for a public action and vigil in conjunction with Beyond The Moment’s National Day of Action on April 4, 2017; followed by a march through midtown Manhattan to demand from the Mayor and the NYPD commissioner more accountability in the Ramarley Graham case and an end to Broken Windows Policing in NYC
After two years seeking justice, Delrawn Smalls' family and community supporters on gathered outside the NYPD headquarters at One Police Plaza on July 2, 2018, to honor his memory and demand Mayor Bill de Blasio and Commissioner James P. O'Neill to fire NYPD officer Wayne Isaacs immediately. On July 4, 2016, Isaacs (off-duty at the time), shot dead Delrawn Small, who was unarmed, on the corner of Atlantic Ave. and Bradford St. in East NY. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
Members from the activist group People's Power Assemblies NYC organized a rally and march in Brooklyn on July 13, 2019 to remember and uplift the life of Sandra Bland and other Black women who died in the hands of police, and other agents of the state. July 13 marks the four year anniversary of Sandra Bland’s death. She was found hanging in a jail cell three days after being violently arrested for an alleged traffic violation. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
Members of Black Lives Matter Greater NY and allies held a protest rally in Times Square on June 4, 2019 demanding justice for Eric Garner as Daniel Pantaleo’s trial resumes on June 5. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
Members of Black Lives Matter Greater NY and allies held a protest rally in Times Square on June 4, 2019 demanding justice for Eric Garner as Daniel Pantaleo’s trial resumes on June 5. (Photo by Erik McGregor)
Members from the activist group People's Power Assemblies NYC organized a rally and march in Brooklyn on July 13, 2019 to remember and uplift the life of Sandra Bland and other Black women who died in the hands of police, and other agents of the state. July 13 marks the four year anniversary of Sandra Bland’s death. She was found hanging in a jail cell three days after being violently arrested for an alleged traffic violation. (Photo by Erik McGregor)