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RELEASEDate: 6/7/2020
Contact: Jane Lord
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Delaware Attorney General Joins “Enough is Enough” Conversation
“Enough is Enough,” a live video conference addressing police brutality in encounters with black men, women, and children, will be accessible to the public on Friday, June 19, at 4:00 p.m.
Sponsored by the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice (SDARJ), the League of Women Voters of Sussex County DE (LWVSCDE), and the Women's March Sussex-DE (WMS-DE), the panel presentation features Kathleen Jennings, Delaware Attorney General, Nnamdi Chukwuocha, Delaware General Assembly Representative, and Kerri Evelyn Harris, Community Organizer.
The speakers will explore the source and consequences of police brutality, its impact on the life of black American families, recommendations for long-overdue solutions, and development of a plan of action.
“This is our attempt to keep people focused on the pandemic of racism which continues to infect this country after 400 years of failed attempts to eliminate it,” said SDARJ Chair Charlotte King. “We hope this important conversation will lead to a change in the public narrative, raise people's awareness and understanding of the impact of hate and racism on the systemic health of our country, and, perhaps, begin to identify the route to immediate change.”
Registration for the video conference is required. To register directly go to ENOUGHISENOUGHVC.EVENTBRITE.COM. For more information go to sdarj.org, sussexlwv.org, or womensmarchsussex.com.
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