Pressure is mounting against the planned police training center after a week of unprecedented police repression.
by the Texas Department of Public Safety to justify the approval of a new statewide “active-shooter” law enforcement academy on the basis of the failed police intervention in the Uvalde school shooting.
The same goes, Jo says, for attempts to divide the movement based on tactic, with narratives that attempt to separate so-called “peaceful” protesters from those who engage in nonviolent property destruction. Jo cited a September 2021 demonstration in the park that didn’t involve direct action tactics but still resulted in arrests.
What still remains of a satellite camp formerly known as “Space Camp” in the Weelaunee Forest in Southeast DeKalb County, Georgia. Police raided the encampment on December 13, slashing water storage containers and ransacking camp infrastructure.
“I think the elected officials have completely ignored our voices and are choosing to follow corporate donations that are influencing the APF.”
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