SUNDAY, APRIL 11, 2021 AT 4 PM EDT
Why There Are No George Floyds in Cuba – Webinar
Online Event
Register here: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_GeWMdzeNTs61fyW3RtIVeA
On May 25, 2020 video of George Floyd being tortured to death by Minneapolis police outraged the world leading to protests by millions of people around the world. Today even as people like Breonna Taylor are being killed with impunity by police, Derek Chauvin is on trial for the murder of George Floyd as the world watches.
62 years ago the people of Cuba made a revolution, showing that a better world is possible. While a big percentage of people in Cuba are Afro-Cubans, they are not gunned down or strangled to death by police.
SPEAKERS –
> AISLINN PULLEY – Co-founder of Chicago Black Lives Matter
> KIMBERLEY WASHINGTON – Long-time Black rights activist, member of 2019 Venceremos Brigade to Cuba
> PEDRO LUIS PEDROSO CUESTA – Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Cuba to the United Nations
> AUGUST NIMTZ – Co-chair of the Minnesota Cuba Committee, professor of Political Science, University of Minnesota
> SOFFIYAH ELIJAH – Executive Director of the Alliance of Families for Justice (AFJ)
Co-moderated by:
SANDI SHERMAN – Minnesota Cuba Committee
AZZA ROJBI – US-Cuba Normalization Committee, member of the Editorial Board of the Fire This Time Newspaper
*This program will be broadcast in English and in Spanish*
Sponsored by the Minnesota Cuba Committee, US-Cuba Normalization Committee, and the Mass Action Coalition to Jail Killer Cops
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