October 7th marks one year since the start of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, where the Palestinian armed resistance broke through the prison walls of Israel’s occupation and woke the entire world.
Operation Al-Aqsa Flood: One Year Later Read More »
Silence about Gaza isn’t new behavior for the Dems. It’s this very silence from Democratic leaders that has pushed voters to a tipping point. So why isn’t this part of the mainstream narrative?
Biden Steps Down: Navigating the Chaos Read More »
It Took the DOJ 3 Years to Tell Us What We Already Know Today, the U.S. Department of Justice released its report on the Phoenix Police Department following a nearly three year long investigation. Mass Liberation Arizona issued the following statement in response: We are not the least bit surprised by the findings in the
It Took the DOJ 3 Years to Tell Us What We Already Know Read More »
Today, ABC 15 released a story on Mass Liberation AZ’s statement in solidarity with Palestine and the Gazan resistance. You can read our initial responses to the questions ABC 15 posed here.
Response to ABC 15 – Genocide in Gaza Read More »
As abolitionists, we recognize the brutal apartheid regime of Israel and its US-backed occupation of Palestine for what it is: a prison that must be abolished
In Solidarity with Palestine & the Gazan Resistance Read More »
District 8’s new councilmember has already failed South Phoenix
District 8’s new councilmember has already failed South Phoenix Read More »
Mass Liberation Arizona announced a press conference with community organizations, defense and civil attorneys, and directly impacted community members, to mark Jeri Williams’ last day as the chief of the nation’s deadliest police force and state what the community expects of her replacement.
A new Arizona law that bans people from recording videos within eight feet of police violates the constitutional rights of legal observers, grassroots activists, and other Arizonans, says a brief filed Friday in federal court by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), two Arizona chapters of the National Lawyers Guild (NLG), Poder in Action, and Mass Liberation AZ
Arizona Law Tramples People’s Constitutional Right to Record Police Read More »
Chief Williams not only lied about deleting the app, she actively used Signal to intentionally destroy evidence long after she claimed to have told her staff not to use the app. Chief Williams is a liar. She absolutely must not be permitted to retire in good standing; she must be fired. She must also be Brady listed immediately. No public official should be using the Signal app, least of all the chief of the nation’s deadliest police department.
Phoenix Police Chief Caught Destroying Evidence Read More »
We have not forgotten that Mitchell supported the previous administration when dozens of false gang charges were brought in 2020; we expect nothing less from her now. Our community is tired of being racially and politically targeted, arrested and prosecuted. We will not tolerate this for another term.
County Attorney Rachel Mitchell is dangerous for Maricopa County Read More »
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