Sentence examples similar to organized brutality from inspiring English sources

On the eve of the 1985 summer solstice, Thatcher's government sent an army of riot police to intercept party-goers, which in an event enshrined into crusty lore by the Levellers song, "Battle of the Beanfield"—quickly turned into one of the largest acts of organized police brutality this country has ever seen.

Haas shows us the impact Hampton and the Chicago Panthers had on their community: they initiated free breakfast programs for children, organized against police brutality and worked to create cross-racial coalitions.

In 1989, following an incident in Minneapolis, Ellison organized protests against police brutality.

After Mr. Mugabe came in second in the first round of elections against Mr. Tsvangirai last year, senior military commanders organized a campaign of brutality against the opposition.

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Recently, she spoke out against the conditions in Baltimore and the need to organize against police brutality.

The group identified itself as Silicon Shutdown, a collective of Stanford students organizing against police brutality and oppression, according to its website and Twitter account.

Marbre Stahly-Butts is a Soros Justice Fellow and works on criminalization, drug related evictions and national organizing around police brutality.

Ross was the lead organizer of Community Service Organization (CSO), which helped Mexican Americans in urban barrios deal with immigration and tax problems, taught them how to organize against police brutality and discrimination, and ran voter registration drives.

Black activists have organized in response to police brutality for decades, but part of the reason for the visibility of the current movement is the fact that such problems have persisted and, from the public's perspective, at least, have seemed to escalate during the first African-American Presidency.

It was Fruhwirth who organized a rally against police brutality at the Utah state capitol in March, and another in support of Matthew David Stewart in Ogden in April.