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#SayHerName Alexia Christian was killed by Atlanta police back in 2015 on this day. She was only 26 years old and a caring mother.
Today, we remember her story and we continue to work towards building a world that she can live in.
Today, we remember her story and we continue to work towards building a world that she can live in.
May 2, 2025 at 4:01 PM
#SayHerName Alexia Christian was killed by Atlanta police back in 2015 on this day. She was only 26 years old and a caring mother.
Today, we remember her story and we continue to work towards building a world that she can live in.
Today, we remember her story and we continue to work towards building a world that she can live in.
🚨Trigger Warning🚨 - the following post contains descriptions of police violence, and physical assault.
April 4, 2025 at 7:40 PM
🚨Trigger Warning🚨 - the following post contains descriptions of police violence, and physical assault.
According to the National Black Trans Advocacy Coalition, 67% of Black trans people have experienced police violence. 🚨 To keep Black trans and gender nonconforming communities safe, we must abolish the police and invest in real community care. #AbolishThePolice #BlackTransLivesMatter
April 4, 2025 at 7:37 PM
According to the National Black Trans Advocacy Coalition, 67% of Black trans people have experienced police violence. 🚨 To keep Black trans and gender nonconforming communities safe, we must abolish the police and invest in real community care. #AbolishThePolice #BlackTransLivesMatter
Remembering Rekiya Boyd today and always. 🕊️ Rest in power. Rekiya Boyd's life was taken at only 22 years old by an off-duty police officer. The harm caused by police violence in our communities affects us to this day.
April 4, 2025 at 7:36 PM
Remembering Rekiya Boyd today and always. 🕊️ Rest in power. Rekiya Boyd's life was taken at only 22 years old by an off-duty police officer. The harm caused by police violence in our communities affects us to this day.
In a world where Black and brown folks do not receive adequate services, Call Blackline, an In Our Names Network member, reminds us that change is possible.
February 13, 2025 at 3:39 PM
In a world where Black and brown folks do not receive adequate services, Call Blackline, an In Our Names Network member, reminds us that change is possible.
Today, we give deep gratitude to Angela Davis—scholar, organizer, and lifelong freedom fighter—whose work has paved the way for abolitionist movements today.
February 11, 2025 at 8:22 PM
Today, we give deep gratitude to Angela Davis—scholar, organizer, and lifelong freedom fighter—whose work has paved the way for abolitionist movements today.
Check out this virtual wellness toolkit for trans youth from In Our Names Network Member, The Campaign for Southern Equality (CSE) leads the Trans Youth Emergency Project (TYEP), which provides rapid response support directly to families of youth who impacted by anti-trans healthcare bans.
February 11, 2025 at 8:20 PM
Check out this virtual wellness toolkit for trans youth from In Our Names Network Member, The Campaign for Southern Equality (CSE) leads the Trans Youth Emergency Project (TYEP), which provides rapid response support directly to families of youth who impacted by anti-trans healthcare bans.
We had such an amazing time in community at our last Teach-in in Lake Charles, Louisiana. Thank you Lake Charles for your hospitality!
February 11, 2025 at 8:17 PM
We had such an amazing time in community at our last Teach-in in Lake Charles, Louisiana. Thank you Lake Charles for your hospitality!
In 2024 we contributed over $45,364 in direct aid to survivors of police violence. This is about $1,815 for each survivor.
February 11, 2025 at 8:14 PM
In 2024 we contributed over $45,364 in direct aid to survivors of police violence. This is about $1,815 for each survivor.
On February 4th, Memphis police violently arrested community members who were documenting their response to an assault on a Black woman. Police pepper-sprayed the crowd, attacked a disabled organizer, and used draconian charges to silence cop watchers, including our Executive Director.
February 11, 2025 at 8:11 PM
On February 4th, Memphis police violently arrested community members who were documenting their response to an assault on a Black woman. Police pepper-sprayed the crowd, attacked a disabled organizer, and used draconian charges to silence cop watchers, including our Executive Director.