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Friday: Oakland Community, Labor and Education Organizations Hold Virtual Press Conference to Launch 7th Annual Reclaim King’s Radical Legacy Weekend

At Friday’s press conference, organizers will unveil a new campaign to win reparations for Oakland’s Black students. This demand is part of the Black New Deal platform to uplift Oakland Black residents. Other key demands of this platform include making housing a human right and reimagining public safety by refunding the community with half of OPD’s bloated budget.

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Why did we run a marathon in support of APTP?

The tragic death of George Floyd had just occurred and protests were being held all over the U.S in support of BLM, including our city of San Francisco. Since racial justice is such an important matter, we felt as though we needed to do something. No matter how little that something was, we needed to take action. We brainstormed lots of ideas. We chose to walk a marathon because we thought it would be an effective way to raise money.

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Monday: Family of Oscar Grant and Community Supporters Hold Press Conference to Demand District Attorney Nancy O’Malley Reopen Oscar Grant’s Case

In the wake of renewed international attention to the murders of Black men, woman, children, and most notably the recent tortuous killing of George Floyd — who was killed beneath the knee of Officer Derek Chauvin, using the same technique that was used on Oscar Grant minutes before he was shot to death by BART Officer Johannes Mehserle — the family of Oscar Grant and the community that supports them demand that the District Attorney of Alameda County, Nancy O’Malley, reopen the case of the murder of Oscar Grant.

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APTP Statement on Breonna Taylor

The Anti Police-Terror Project sends our deepest condolences to the family of Breonna Taylor. And we send our love and hearts to the millions of Black people who were once again told today that their lives do not matter.

Breonna Taylor was murdered and yet her neighbor’s walls got more justice than Breonna Taylor herself. The Grand Jury returned with an indictment of one single officer with three counts of wanton endangerment for shooting into neighboring apartments -- and no charges for the murder of Breonna Taylor.

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