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Today, the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals will hear oral arguments in the case of Kayla Moore, who was killed by the Berkeley Police Department. The transphobia, misogynoir, fatphobia, and ableism that contributed to Kayla’s death are enraging and heartbreaking. Further, we believe this discrimination contributed to actions by law enforcement that were clearly illegal.
We urge the Oakland community to show up tonight at City Council and ask these questions of your elected officials. If you can’t show up tonight, call, text or email them, leave an online comment but let them know we are watching, we are opposed and we will hold them accountable.
The Anti Police-Terror project denounces the decision of Mayor Jesse Arreguin and the Berkeley City Council to place more aggressive policing tools in the hands of the historically racist and violent Berkeley police department.
Tell George to drop the charges against the J20 Resisters! Stop the war on dissent! Tell him, do your job and go after guilty cops instead!
On Monday, Judge Donna M. Ryu denied the motion for summary judgment filed by the City of Emeryville and Officer Warren Williams in the civil case brought by Yuvette Henderson's family and attorney Dan Siegel of Siegel & Yee in Oakland.
On January 17th, 2016, as part of the Anti Police-Terror Project's #ReclaimMLK #96hours of direct action, the Last 3% of Black San Francisco paid a surprise visit to police Chief Greg Suhr's house to demand justice for Mario Woods.
This newly released video of the 2015 #ReclaimMLK march perfectly captures what we plan on doing again this Monday!
Although we stand in total support and solidarity with the Oscar Foundation, Wanda Johnson and the Grant family, we stand in strong opposition to ANY representative from the BART Police Department being given a platform to propagate a perspective that they are in compliance and/or in support of the people's interests.
We as APTP are putting out a community call to action for Afrikan people to join our Black Leadership Committee.
On Sunday December 13th the Anti Police-Terror Project will host a public forum to examine the militarization of local police departments and the implications for public safety.
Thirty-nine year-old Richard Perkins, father of two, was the 1,000th person killed by police in the United States this year.
Friends, family and advocates for Alex Nieto who organize under the banner Justice for Alex Nieto announced today that a district judge denied San Francisco’s Summary Judgment Motion.
Good debate happening at the Emeryville Tattler discussing the weapon police used to kill Yuvette Henderson.
The Anti Police-Terror Project stands in solidarity with the Wet'suwet'en people and demands action be taken to stop the violence their community faces.