Printed from Urbana-Champaign IMC : http://www.ucimc.org/
UCIMC Independent Media 
Center
Media Centers

[topics]
biotech

[regions]
united states

oceania

london, ontario

[projects]
video
satellite tv
radio
print

[process]
volunteer
tech
process & imc docs
mailing lists
indymedia faq
fbi/legal updates
discussion

west asia
palestine
israel
beirut

united states
worcester
western mass
virginia beach
vermont
utah
urbana-champaign
tennessee
tampa bay
tallahassee-red hills
seattle
santa cruz, ca
santa barbara
san francisco bay area
san francisco
san diego
saint louis
rogue valley
rochester
richmond
portland
pittsburgh
philadelphia
omaha
oklahoma
nyc
north texas
north carolina
new orleans
new mexico
new jersey
new hampshire
minneapolis/st. paul
milwaukee
michigan
miami
maine
madison
la
kansas city
ithaca
idaho
hudson mohawk
houston
hawaii
hampton roads, va
dc
danbury, ct
columbus
colorado
cleveland
chicago
charlottesville
buffalo
boston
binghamton
big muddy
baltimore
austin
atlanta
arkansas
arizona

south asia
mumbai
india

oceania
sydney
perth
melbourne
manila
jakarta
darwin
brisbane
aotearoa
adelaide

latin america
valparaiso
uruguay
tijuana
santiago
rosario
qollasuyu
puerto rico
peru
mexico
ecuador
colombia
chile sur
chile
chiapas
brasil
bolivia
argentina

europe
west vlaanderen
valencia
united kingdom
ukraine
toulouse
thessaloniki
switzerland
sverige
scotland
russia
romania
portugal
poland
paris/ãŽle-de-france
oost-vlaanderen
norway
nice
netherlands
nantes
marseille
malta
madrid
lille
liege
la plana
italy
istanbul
ireland
hungary
grenoble
germany
galiza
euskal herria
estrecho / madiaq
cyprus
croatia
bulgaria
bristol
belgrade
belgium
belarus
barcelona
austria
athens
armenia
antwerpen
andorra
alacant

east asia
qc
japan
burma

canada
winnipeg
windsor
victoria
vancouver
thunder bay
quebec
ottawa
ontario
montreal
maritimes
hamilton

africa
south africa
nigeria
canarias
ambazonia

www.indymedia.org

This site
made manifest by
dadaIMC software
&
the friendly folks of
AcornActiveMedia.com

Comment on this article | Email this Article
News :: Miscellaneous
CINCINNATI, OH - Legal, Peaceful, Integrated, Mass March for Justice - June 2 Current rating: 0
07 May 2001
We are a coalition of organizations and individuals who are organizing for three days of education and peaceful protest to demand justice in Cincinnati from the police department and the city government.
We will organize a series of educational events and peaceful protests on June 1- 3, with a mass, legal, peaceful march for justice on June 2 at the center of these events. We invite the residents of Cincinnati and people from around the country to come to Cincinnati to protest the killing of Timothy Thomas.

The March for Justice calls for:

*Stop police killings and the abuse of police power. *End the police department's racist patterns and practices. *Build social and economic justice.

We invite all who agree with the protest and the goals to joins in us this effort. Organizations who join may send a member to join the steering committee and participate in the decision making process of the group.

Endorsing groups (as of May 4, 2001)

American Federation of Government Employees Local 3840 Executive Committee Concerned Citizens for Justice Cincinnati Black United Front (unofficial as of 5/4) Coalition for a Humane Economy (CHE) Stand Up 4 Democracy (Many other organizations are now taking the call to their respective boards, and members.)

Activities proposed for the three days include a major educational program and rally Friday. June 1, March and Rally June 2, and an organizing conference June 3. Speakers, times, and sites to be announced.

To contact the March for Justice call 513/ 588-8883.

(Editor's note: This was released prior to May 7)

MARCH FOR JUSTICE Dear Friends, As you are well aware, the police killing of Timothy Thomas in April, followed by several days of protest have made Cincinnati a focus of national, and even international, attention.

Many African American, white, and immigrant organizations and individuals, meeting over the last couple of weeks (a total involving over 200 people from dozens of different groups) have decided to call for a legal, peaceful, integrated, mass march for Justice on June 2. The March will be the center piece for three days of reflection, education, and peaceful protest.

We believe that thousands of Cincinnatians of goodwill would like an opportunity to express their rejection of the past practice of the Cincinnati government and police, and their hope and desire for change in this city and in our country. We would like this event to be one that can attract faith-based organizations, labor unions, community groups, and students and youth. We expect to have contigents from all of those sectors of our society and many more. We hope that this event can be one where thousands of our citizens, adults, youth and children, joined by supporters from around the country can march in peaceful protest to express our concerns and our hopes.

We ask you to join us.

Please put the following call for the march before your organization and ask them to endorse it, and send us a copy of your endorsement with the name of your organization, a contact person with phone number, e-mail and street address. Please also indicate that you give us permission to use your name. We look forward to walking with you toward a new Cincinnati. See the phone number at the bottom of the call to leave a message requesting more information.

Please circulate the following call widely.

In solidarity, Dan La Botz (513) 861-8722 DanLaBotz (at) cs.com

--relayed by Cincinnati Inde Media Center Johnzeh (at) aol.com 513/ 751-1740
See also:
http://ohiovalleyimc.org/cgi-bin/imc.pl?where=display&article=282
Add a quick comment
Title
Your name Your email

Comment

Text Format
To add more detailed comments, or to upload files, see the full comment form.