Protesters Continue Fight For Racial Justice Over Holiday Weekend At 'Confronting July 4th' March In Brooklyn
Demonstrators started at Fort Greene Park and made their way to Prospect Park.
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Demonstrators started at Fort Greene Park and made their way to Prospect Park.
Authorities now say 29-year-old Timothy Amerman admitted to giving the flammable projectile to another suspect in the May 29 attack.
The cardinal says he does support peaceful protest.
One thing that seems to get solid support in New York State is federal legislation to reform police organizations.
Cellphone video captured a group of men yelling at protesters as they marched by earlier this month. One man was seen kneeling on another man's neck.
After four weeks of daily marches for police reform, demonstrators now say they will camp out until the mayor cuts at least $1 billion from the NYPD's $6 billion budget.
Thousands of protesters dealt with the heat Tuesday in their fight for police reform and racial justice.
Feeling their community lacks awareness or discussion around racial inequality, a group of youngsters in Edgewater, NJ are using "chalktivism" to contribute to the Black Lives Matter movement.
Records show former Officer Daniel Pantaleo was the subject of seven misconduct complaints prior to Garner's death.
An arrest in Queens is causing outrage.
"The end of slavery happened when? In the 1800s, but we're still out here in 2020. There's a lot of work to do," one protester said.
The Buffalo Police Department brought disciplinary charges against Cariol Horne and fired her in 2008, a few months before she was eligible to receive a full pension.
The city's budget is due in two weeks and the council is looking to cut $1 billion from the NYPD's funding.
The City Council passed a package of police reforms on Thursday. Some of the legislation lingered for years, only to get fast tracked amid the protests.
The protesters say they will continue taking to the streets every day until they see tangible change, not just promises from politicians.
The mayor and police commissioner have separately been making the case for reforms, but on the ground, it's leading to frustration from officers.
As protests continue across New York, the state's attorney general is hosting a public hearing this week on interactions between police and the public.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has sent a clear message to police departments statewide: You have until April 1, 2021 to reform.
The former Atlanta police officer who fatally shot a black man who ran away with his Taser last week has been charged with murder. Garrett Rolfe, who was fired after the killing of 27-year-old Rayshard Brooks, faces 11 criminal charges, including felony murder.
Protesters say police reforms are progress but do not address their top priority.
There were others who are in favor of the restart, believing that playing would provide them another platform to spread their message of racial equality.
Corporate America has responded to the protests with statements saying "Black Lives Matter." But at some organizations, black employees say that's not actually the case.
As the protests for police reform continue in New York City for now a third straight week, the NYPD announced Monday it is getting rid of undercover anti-crime officers.
The move comes on the heels of the governor signing into law a package of sweeping police reforms, including measures that will improve transparency of police disciplinary records, ban chokeholds and more.
Questions are being raised after several protesters were arrested on Long Island, with video of two of them going viral.
