Are you in the Atlanta area? Come out on January 13th, 2024 at 11 am to march for Derrick Williamson and his ark at Capitol Field. 

Derrick, an animal activist and land owner is currently embroiled in a legal battle for access to his home and his ministry with the Hardees, a family who he once considered his chosen kin. He will be taking action alongside the Atlanta Saddle Club, BLM757, Fred Hampton Gun Club, and Where Is My Land to condemn the Hardee family and the white supremacist network that protects them. 

Can we count on you to join us? Derrick needs our support. He's been valiantly fighting this fight on his own for years now. Let's rally around him. And if you can't make it in a couple of weeks, circulate and sign his petition.

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This community is designed for active Where Is My Land (WIML) families who are seeking support and guidance in their fight for restitution. As the demand for our organizational assistance continues to grow, we have created this dedicated space to cater specifically to the needs of families in the WIML pipeline.

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Top Reparative Justice Headlines from December 2023

• New York State: New York is taking a step in the right direction- Governor Hochul establishes the New York State Community Commission on Reparations Remedies 
• San Francisco, CA: Mayor London Breed has announced budget cuts.  One of the first things on the chopping block? The office for reparations. Typical!
• Dallas, TX: Kneeland Youngblood is suing crude oil producer, ConocoPhillips for $900 million for depriving his family of the wealth produced by their oil-filled ancestral land
• United Kingdom: An Irish billionaire is using his voice and platform to demand Britain pay reparations for their involvement in the transatlantic slave trade