Leleti Tamu, member of the Black Women’s Collective, is surrounded by others at the Sophia Cook protest. In response to the October 27, 1989, police shooting of 23-year-old Black woman…
Carol Allain (in pink coat), member of the Black Women’s Collective, issurrounded by others at protest against police violence. In response to the October 27, 1989, police shooting of 23-year-old…
Angela Robertson, member of the Black Women’s Collective, speaks at a protest against police violence. In response to the October 27, 1989, police shooting of 23-year-old Black woman Sophia Cook,…
Debbie Douglas, member of the Black Women’s Collective, is seen at the protest against police violence. In response to the October 27, 1989, police shooting of 23-year-old Black woman Sophia…
Dionne Brand, member of the Black Women’s Collective, speaks at protest against police violence. In response to the October 27, 1989, police shooting of 23-year-old Black woman Sophia Cook, the…
In response to the October 27, 1989, police shooting of 23-year-old Black woman Sophia Cook, the Black Women’s Collective organized the Women’s Coalition Against Racism and Police Violence. This coalition…
Makeda Silvera speaks at a protest in response to the October 27, 1989, police shooting of 23-year-old Black woman Sophia Cook. The Black Women’s Collective organized the Women’s Coalition Against…
In response to the October 27, 1989, police shooting of 23-year-old Black woman Sophia Cook, the Black Women’s Collective organized the Women’s Coalition Against Racism and Police Violence. This coalition…
In response to the October 27, 1989, police shooting of 23-year-old Black woman Sophia Cook, the Black Women’s Collective organized the Women’s Coalition Against Racism and Police Violence. This coalition…
In response to the October 27, 1989, police shooting of 23-year-old Black woman Sophia Cook, the Black Women’s Collective organized the Women’s Coalition Against Racism and Police Violence. This coalition…
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