The Black Resilience Futures Fund Atlanta GA

The Black Resilience Futures Fund Atlanta GA. doing the on-the-ground work for Black liberation Black people need justice to heal that requires action.

[The Black Resilience Futures Fund Atlanta GA @ABailfund]

We are paying for bonds for black people locked up in Atlanta.
A 19-year-old woman named Noni Battiste-Kosoko incarcerated at the Atlanta City Detention Center was found dead in her cell yesterday. She was locked up since May. This is why #stopcopcity is not good for Atlanta.

[The Black Resilience Futures Fund Atlanta GA @ABailfund]

Hundreds of people in Atlanta and Fulton County jails who SHOULD NOT BE THERE. Don’t need a new $2B jail and $90M Atlanta Police training center to know that.

[The Black Resilience Futures Fund Atlanta GA @ABailfund]

Don’t depend on @ATLSolFund to bail black people out they are racist af. We are bailing people out. Black people don’t need racist organizers in our movement

[The Black Resilience Futures Fund Atlanta GA @ABailfund]

Who is "like us" You mean
You mean white people.
Black people get this on a daily.

Watch what this racist organizer says

@atlsolfund organizer MARLON KAUTZ: Absolutely. Yeah, in terms of the raid, it was terrifying, obviously. And you’ll have to forgive my voice. I’m still feeling the effects of the better half of a week in DeKalb County Jail. But, you know, we woke up to the sound of our door being broken down by a battering ram and our house being surrounded by dozens of SWAT officers. And my first reaction was that this has to be a mistake. You know, naively, I thought this wasn’t the kind of thing that could happen to organizers like us. But once I saw the automatic weapons, the body armor, and I heard police discussing throwing a flashbang into our living room, I realized that these police had come prepared to kill us, in the same way that police have come prepared to kill activists protesting in the forest — and, in fact, did kill Manuel “Tortuguita” Terán. And so we quickly surrendered. We were arrested in our pajamas and taken to jail.
So, the experience was terrifying on two different levels: in this immediate way of what it was like to face that kind of police violence for doing nothing more than nonviolent work to support the rights of protesters, but also on this higher level of what it means, right? Because if this kind of police violence can be brought even against organizers like us, who — you know, who do nothing more than make sure that activists have access to lawyers, who make sure that they’re able to make bail if they can’t afford it themselves — if this kind of violence can be brought against people like us, who is safe in this city? And what does that mean for the right to protest and democracy?

#atlsolfundisracist #racist #Atlantasolidarityfundisracist
#Atlantaorganizerracist

[The Black Resilience Futures Fund Atlanta GA @ABailfund]

@bdaniell628 We are paying for bonds for black people locked up in Atlanta.
A 19-year-old woman named Noni Battiste-Kosoko incarcerated at the Atlanta City Detention Center was found dead in her cell yesterday. She was locked up since May. This is why #stopcopcity is not good for Atl

[The Black Resilience Futures Fund Atlanta GA @ABailfund]

@IndivisibleGAco We are paying for bonds for black people locked up in Atlanta.
A 19-year-old woman named Noni Battiste-Kosoko incarcerated at the Atlanta City Detention Center was found dead in her cell yesterday. She was locked up since May. This is why #stopcopcity is not good for Atl

[The Black Resilience Futures Fund Atlanta GA @ABailfund]

@AlexJosephATL We are paying for bonds for black people locked up in Atlanta.
A 19-year-old woman named Noni Battiste-Kosoko incarcerated at the Atlanta City Detention Center was found dead in her cell yesterday. She was locked up since May. This is why #stopcopcity is not good for Atlant

[The Black Resilience Futures Fund Atlanta GA @ABailfund]

@trapteas We are paying for bonds for black people locked up in Atlanta.
A 19-year-old woman named Noni Battiste-Kosoko incarcerated at the Atlanta City Detention Center was found dead in her cell yesterday. She was locked up since May. This is why #stopcopcity is not good for Atlant

[The Black Resilience Futures Fund Atlanta GA @ABailfund]

@AlexJosephATL @kamaufranklin We are paying for bonds for black people locked up in Atlanta.
A 19-year-old woman named Noni Battiste-Kosoko incarcerated at the Atlanta City Detention Center was found dead in her cell yesterday. She was locked up since May. This is why #stopcopcity is not good for Atlant

[The Black Resilience Futures Fund Atlanta GA @ABailfund]

@lalu_sz_ We are paying for bonds for black people locked up in Atlanta.
A 19-year-old woman named Noni Battiste-Kosoko incarcerated at the Atlanta City Detention Center was found dead in her cell yesterday. She was locked up since May. This is why #stopcopcity is not good for Atlant

[The Black Resilience Futures Fund Atlanta GA @ABailfund]

We are paying for bonds for black people. We can not afford bails. But we can cover your bond. Contact us 404-506-0566
#atlanta #BlackTwitter #stopcopcity #copcityvote #nocopcity #BlackLivesMatter #blackfreedom #blm #blackvotersmatter

[The Black Resilience Futures Fund Atlanta GA @ABailfund]

A 19-year-old woman named Noni Battiste-Kosoko incarcerated at the Atlanta City Detention Center was found dead in her cell yesterday. She was locked up since May. This is why #stopcopcity is not good for Atlanta.

[The Black Resilience Futures Fund Atlanta GA @ABailfund]

To maximise the climate benefits of forests, we must keep more forest landscapes intact, manage them more sustainably, and restore more of those landscapes which we have lost

[The Black Resilience Futures Fund Atlanta GA @ABailfund]

Forests are a stabilising force for the climate. They regulate ecosystems, protect biodiversity, play an integral part in the carbon cycle, support livelihoods, and supply goods and services that can drive sustainable growth

[The Black Resilience Futures Fund Atlanta GA @ABailfund]

Forests are also one of the most important solutions to addressing the effects of climate change. tonnes of carbon dioxide, released from burning fossil fuels, is absorbed by forests every year.

[The Black Resilience Futures Fund Atlanta GA @ABailfund]

Halting the loss and degradation of forest ecosystems and promoting their restoration have the potential to contribute climate change mitigation needed by 2030 to meet the objectives of the Paris Agreement.

[The Black Resilience Futures Fund Atlanta GA @ABailfund]

Nature and in particular, trees and forests can and must be part of the solution to keeping the climate within the globally accepted two degree temperature increase limit.

[The Black Resilience Futures Fund Atlanta GA @ABailfund]

When fossils fuel conglomerates make billions of dollars in annual profits.....it should tell you something.

[The Black Resilience Futures Fund Atlanta GA @ABailfund]

Climate change is making Planet Earth uninhabitable for humanity. We must change emissions trajectory.

[The Black Resilience Futures Fund Atlanta GA @ABailfund]

If the urgency in global climate action to turn things around is directly proportional to the current global news headlines.....then our hope of keeping global temperature rise to 1.5C is in serious jeopardy.