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Stop the NYPD and Federal Raids
Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley
25 Apr 2025
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Black Agenda Radio · Stop the NYPD Raids

Stop the Raids NYC is hosting an event in Brooklyn, New York, Saturday, April 26, organizing with the community in resistance to the NYPD and federal raids of the Bronx and countless other communities. We’re joined by Tag of the Peoples' Senate, who will discuss the organizations participating and explain why this event is important.

NYPD
gang raids
New York City
Hyper policing
mass incarceration

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