U.S. Department of Justice Abandons Police Investigations The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced today that it would be closing investigations of six police agencies across the country, including the Phoenix Police Department. Under the new Trump administration, the DOJ will also retract the findings of the historic report issued in 2024 which the City […]
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Phoenix PD takes 6 months to decide if brutal, on-camera beating of deaf Black man with cerebral palsy is “wrong” Six months. That’s how long it took the Phoenix Police Department to decide if the brutal, on-camera beating of Tyron McAlpin—a deaf Black man with cerebral palsy—was “wrong”. Two white officers punched, tasered, and choked Tyron.
Statement Against State Violence & Racist Immigration Policies No human being is illegal. Migration is a natural human right and borders are tools of oppression that serve those in power, not the people. We affirm our commitment to protecting the lives, safety, and dignity of all migrants, especially Black migrants who are disproportionately targeted by
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A Pause on Genocide Is Not Peace Today, a ceasefire was announced in Gaza, marking a temporary halt in violence after more than a year of relentless bombing by Israel in a space smaller than Scottsdale, Arizona. Despite this announcement, Israel has failed to meet its stated objectives, including eliminating Hamas and securing the return
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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.
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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?
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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.
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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
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The once infamous star prosecutor of the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office may never be able to practice law again.
April Sponsel might be disbarred Read More »
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