BAMN Forum: "Winning Justice for Oscar Grant" 1 of 12

BAMN Forum: "Winning Justice for Oscar Grant" Part 1 of 12

At the University of California, Berkeley, February 9, 2009

Chaired by Shanta Driver, national chair of the Coalition to Defend Affirmative Action, Integration, and Immigrant Rights and Fight for Equality By Any Means Necessary (BAMN), attorney, and coordinator of the successful Justice for Malice Green Campaign in Detroit, Michigan.

1. Opening presentation part 1: the killing of oscar grant, the coverup
2. Opening presentation part 2: the coverup, what's at stake, what we must do
3. Opening presentation part 3: launching an independent public investigation and defending the truth, building a mass campaign, analysis of the prosecutor's DA's brief and his cover-up (Part 1)
4. More analysis of the prosecutor's brief - exposing the prosecutor's coverup (Part 2)
5. More analysis the prosecutor's brief - exposing the prosecutor's coverup (Part 3)
6. Analyzing the cellphone videos - what actually happened
7. Who are Mehserle and Pirone? Next actions, discussion begins.
8. Discussion: How we win justice, examples of winning justice, expanding the movement
9. More discussion: Building a movement that can stop all police brutality
10. More discussion: Where are the national figures? What we must do
11. More discussion: Building a sustained movement, concluding remarks
12. Concluding remarks

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

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• justice
• oscar
• grant
• bamn
• forum
• shanta
• driver
• coverup
• cover-up
• berkeley
• oakland

[queueupladeez]

Good riddance to that piece of trash. I hope his dumb ass is being raped in hell.

[San47di]

@redmsthang I will NEVER forget the Malice Green police murder case in Detroit!! Kim Worthy was the Prosecutor in Detriot on that case. It was aired on Court TV. I still recall with vast PRIDE how that sistah exposed both of those corrupt police detectives for the murderers & liars they are!! Kim later handled the prosecution of the Detroit Mayor & his girlfriend won convictions for their corruption as well!! I sure hope Oscar Grant's case has a "Kim Worthy!"

[redmsthang]

Thank you for doing this, we need you in the court room.