Anti-Violence Project Demands Divestment From Policing and Investment in Services for LGBTQ and HIV-Affected Survivors
June 02, 2020
June 02, 2020
NEW YORK, June 2 -- The New York City Anti-Violence Project issued the following news release:
As Pride month begins in New York City with protests against anti-Black police violence and an ongoing global pandemic, the New York City Anti-Violence Project demands divestment from policing and investment in social services and resources for low-income New Yorkers of color. The last fifty years of LGBTQ lives in NYC were marked by protest: the Stonewall Riots, civil disobedience around . . .
As Pride month begins in New York City with protests against anti-Black police violence and an ongoing global pandemic, the New York City Anti-Violence Project demands divestment from policing and investment in social services and resources for low-income New Yorkers of color. The last fifty years of LGBTQ lives in NYC were marked by protest: the Stonewall Riots, civil disobedience around . . .