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Radicals of Color Speak Out Against Police Violence | Afro

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Black women die at the hands of police and are sexually harassed and assaulted in devastating numbers by cops.

Cops protect private property and serve the wealthy

The police have always been in the service of capitalism and white supremacy, since their origins in Southern slave patrols.

The cop keeping bystanders away during Floyd’s murder is an Asian American, and there have been other cops of color connected to killings of Black people across the country.

Unite for real police accountability

The four cops involved in Floyd’s killing have been fired, but they and all cops who have senselessly killed people must be prosecuted and convicted.

Statement issued by the joint National Comrades of Color Caucus

of Radical Women and the Freedom Socialist Party

Radical Women: [email protected] • 206-722-6057 • radicalwomen.org

National FSP: [email protected] • 206-985-4621 • socialism.com

You can find fiery Radical Women writings on the RW webpage.

Source: Afro | The Black Media Authority

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