In the middle a global pandemic of unprecedented scale and disproportionate impact on the health and well-being of African Americans, the nation reckons with another.
Read MoreSince the police killing of George Floyd, the nation has seen thousands of people protesting, demonstrating and marching in cities and towns across America because people are fed up with a law enforcement and criminal justice system that constantly protects police in instances of police brutality.
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About 50 African American men, all dressed in dark suits, gathered in front of the federal courthouse in downtown Los Angeles on Monday for a silent vigil to show support for Eric Garner and other alleged victims of police misconduct.
Read MoreLOS ANGELES (Oct. 1, 2019) – Los Angeles Unified is working to expand the number of eligible charge codes for diversion to reduce overall arrests and citations at schools, while building additional community partnerships with local service providers to increase services and opportunities for students who are diverted from the formal juvenile justice system.
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Suits in Solidarity members celebrating their end of year meeting with a holiday reception with City Council President Herb Wesson, Supervisor Mark RidleyThomas and Kerman Maddox, Co- Founder Suits in Solidarity.
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"No matter your zip code, education or economic status, African American Men continue to be victims of racial profiling by police, Suits in Solidarity is working to reduce these unfortunate incidents."
