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and arrested in retaliation for their
opposition to police brutality.
On October 22, 2000, the families of those
killed by police and of those unjustly locked down
behind prison walls will have a platform to tell of
how official violence and abuse have devastated
their lives. Stand with them. Stand with the youth
who are tired of being treated like criminals and
eager to fight for a different future. Join the people
who face police brutality every day, and join people
from all walks of life standing together seeking jus-
tice.
Last year on October 22
nd
, over 10,000 peo-
ple took to the streets in over 60 cities across the
U.S., large and small. Many, many more people wore
black in solidarity with the protests and in memory
of the victims of brutal, murdering police. This year
we must come out even stronger.
We must do this
for all the victims whose lives have been stolen by
law enforcement. They can no longer speak for
themselves, so we must speak, and act, for them. We
must do this because any of us could be victimized
by police brutality. And we must step out on Octo-
ber 22
nd
for the future. Be out there to change the
situation where police can brutalize people for being
in the wrong neighborhood, speaking the wrong lan-
guage or being the wrong color. Be out there to
change the situation where cops can murder some-
one for pulling out their wallet or their cell phone.
We must rally, demonstrate, hold vigils, march and in
many other ways confront the powers­that­be. We
must stand together and deliver in a loud voice a sin-
gle message:
STOP POLICE BRUTALITY,
REPRESSION and the
CRIMINALIZATION of a
GENERATION!
OCTOBER 22:
NO MORE STOLEN LIVES!
WEAR BLACK! FIGHT BACK!
E N D O R S E M E N T / C O N T R I B U T I O N F O R M
The list of endorsing organizations and individuals will be published and distributed widely. To be listed, we
must have your signature on file at the national office (endorsements are not accepted by e­mail ... faxes are
acceptable) and a minimum $15 contribution.
___ I endorse this this call AND enclose $15 or more $___ towards bringing this day into being.
___ I would like to contribute towards the Day:
__$500 __$250 __$100 __$75 __$50 __$25 __$15 other: $_______
___ Check if this is an organizational endorsement only (your name will not appear on published listing)
Signature: ___________________________________Name (print): ________________________________
Address: _________________________________________________________________________________
Organization: _____________________________________________________________________________
Phone: _______________ Fax: ______________________ Email: _____________________
For more information, call 1-888-NO-BRUTALITY or 212-477-8062, email Oct22@unstoppable.com
http://www.unstoppable.com/22
Donations are tax-deductible. Make checks payable to "IFCO/Oct.22".
Mail this form and donation to Oct.22, P.O. Box 2627, New York, NY 10009
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