We look forward to your participation.įor more information contact the Office of Student Life at Baltimore City Community College at (410)462-8385.Īlso let us know if you plan on attending on Facebook by typing in the event A COMMUNITY OUTRAGED or by clicking on the link We are calling ALL STUDENTS, COMMUNITY LEADERS, ACTIVISTS and those that want to be heard to come join us. Nobody will respect a people or community that doesn't respect themselves.Join us on April 17th for an event called A COMMUNITY OUTRAGED where all of these issues including the upcoming presidential elections will be brought to the forefront. We are not only rallying to demonstrate a yearning in the people's heart's for JUSTICE but also to address issues that pertain to our own ability to take ownership for our own actions. In lieu of the recent arrest of Zimmerman many have asked is there still a reason to rally? My reply is undoubtedly, absolutely, positively and emphatically YES. Anderson, Brandon McClelland, Amadou Diallo and now Trayvon Martin and all of those cases deserved our attention, however where is our OUTRAGE when BLACK Zimmerman's in our own communities seek the lives of other Black Males? Where is our OUTRAGE when issues of SELF HATRED involving people that look just like us continuously become the criminals for the murder of ourselves. Black people have become a reactionary people, we displayed outrage about Emmett Till, Oscar Grant, Troy Davis, Sean Bell, James C. The discussion will not only focus on the tragedy that has gained national attention but violence in the community in general. This Rally will be followed up by a discussion in the Gaare Auditorium. On April 17th at Baltimore City Community College students, faculty, staff, community leaders and activists will take to the steps of the administration building to RALLY about the TRAYVON MARTIN case and violence in the community.
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