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Fighting Against Dehumanization and Injustice

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Assa Traoré reflects on a decade of campaigning for justice for her brother Adama and against police violence in working-class neighborhoods.

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  • 1. Moving account of systemic injustice and the criminalization of victims in suburban communities.

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Adama est devenu un symbole des violences policières. Je ne pensais pas que 10 ans après on serait encore là pour réclamer cette vérité et cette justice. Je ne pensais pas que nous devions nous battre pendant toutes ces années face à cette justice. Mais très rapidement on a compris que cette justice on ne l'aurait pas. On a compris qu'Adama Traoré n'était pas considéré comme un homme pouvant participer à la construction de ce monde et de ce pays. On a compris que dans nos quartiers populaires quand une personne meurt on légitime sa mort. On a compris que la justice n'était pas pour nous. On a compris que les violences policières étaient d'office dans nos quartiers. C'est un combat que nous avons mené mais c'est un combat que nous n'avons pas mené seuls.

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