Statement on the xenophobic comments directed at Haitian migrants
Over the last few weeks, a rise in anti-Black rhetoric against Haitian migrants has created dangerous conditions for Black migrants generally and the Haitian community specifically. As a pan-african, Black, and immigrant led organization, we whole-heartedly condemn the dangerous and vitriolic anti-Black racism that is commonplace in our political discourse.
Arif Sayed Faisal Inquest response - October 2023
We send you love and strength for this injustice. We stand with you in your continued fight for justice and accountability.
Statement on Atlanta and Palestine
The Black Response stands in solidarity with the people of Atlanta and Gaza in their resistance to militarism and colonial violence.
Letter to Cambridge City Council
The recent murders of Black people by the police have brought to the surface the inherently violent and racist structures of policing in the United States. It has become increasingly clear that police presence cannot keep Black people safe. In fact, police presence leads to physical and psychological harm to Black people, who are most likely to have repeated encounters with police.