Above: Black is Back at the White House Nov 1. 2014 by Harris From The Post.
From Ferguson to Mexico, Iraq to New York, D.C. to Honduras, and beyond, let us together honor the memories of those killed by the police and military on this Day of the Dead.
The Black is Back Coalition marched from Malcolm X Park, (also known as Meridian Hill Park) down 16th Street to the White House on November 1, 2014. The Coalition held a rally in Malcolm X Park decrying the killing of Michael Brown in Ferguson, MO and police abuse against communities of color across the nation. They pointed to the economic realities of being black in the United States — high unemployment, low wages, low wealth, high incarceration — and criticized President Obama for doing nothing to lift black communities. The Coalition continues its work on November 2nd with a teach-in at the Howard University Blackburn Center located at 2397 Sixth Street, NW in Washington, DC 20059 from 11 AM to 4PM.
More information: http://www.blackisbackcoalition.org/
Protesting in front of the White House #justiceformikebrown #dcferguson #blackisback #peacethroughrevolution #fre… pic.twitter.com/NN5JlQaORB
— Whitehouse (@whphotos2013) November 1, 2014
#BlackisBack Rally at the White House in Solidarity w/ #Ferguson to Stop #PoliceBrutality LIVE pic.twitter.com/8AypnYRo5e
— Harris from the Post (@rousseau_ist) November 1, 2014
#Ferguson #Solidarity Rally White House Live Now #BlackIsBack ‘OBAMA YOU CAN’T HIDE, WE CHARGE YOU w/ GENOCIDE’ pic.twitter.com/PmMz1MX32M
— Harris from the Post (@rousseau_ist) November 1, 2014
The #BlackisBack March to the White House for #MikeBrown #Ferguson LIVE @lostvoices14 @akacharleswade pic.twitter.com/t5Szu07gK5
— Harris from the Post (@rousseau_ist) November 1, 2014