![[UPDATED] 1,000 Activists March In Flatbush For Racial Justice](/content/images/size/w600/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/13620393_10209958472147949_5288466325486117286_n.jpg)
Central Brooklyn
Anti police violence activists on Flatbush Avenue, June 13, 2016 (Photo by Erik McGregor [https://www.flickr.com/photos/erikcito/albums])On the one year anniversary of Sandra Bland, a Texas woman killed in police custody, nearly 1,000 activists took to the streets of Flatbush Wednesday night to demand
Brooklyn central holding
Holding a bouquet of blue balloons, Anita Neal let go of her tight grip on the strings and raised her head, waving her arms gently to the sky as she watched them float, shimmering in the waning hours of daylight, past the Brooklyn Central Booking building – where her daughter died
Kyam Livingston
Draw, dance, and learn this week with local classes, community discussions, and live music around Ditmas Park, then check back Thursday to see what’s on for the weekend. Monday, January 20 • Attend the Rolie Polie Guacamole [http://www.roliepolieguacamole.com/] singalong at Lark [http://larkcafe.com/], 4:15pm. • Join
Flatbush Reformed Church
Friends and family of Kyam Livingston, the Ditmas Park woman who died in police custody at Brooklyn Central Booking July 21 [/blog/crime/local-woman-dies-in-police-custody], are holding a speak out on Tuesday, January 21 at the Flatbush Reformed Church [http://www.flatbushchurch.org] (890 Flatbush Avenue on the corner of Church
Brooklyn Central Booking
Last night at 6pm, dozens of family members and supporters gathered outside Brooklyn Central Booking to remember 37-year-old neighbor Kyam Livingston, who died in a cell there on July 21 [/blog/crime/local-woman-dies-in-police-custody] after guards allegedly denied her pleas for help for seven hours [/blog/news/kyam-livingston-reportedly-requested-medical-help-for-hours-before-dying-in-police-custody-sunday-morning] . Kyam’s family