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Black Lives Matter

July 29, 2020

A Springfield Black Lives Matter retrospective

BlogNewsViewpoint 8 months ago

Anyone present during the Black Unity-led protest in Springfield’s Thurston Hills neighborhood on July 29, 2020, will likely remember it forever.  The protest focused on … Continue reading →

A Loveall for Guns

Lane County Commission Candidate David Loveall carried firearm during 2020 Black Lives Matter-related protest in Springfield

BlogEW-ExtraNews 10 months ago

As hundreds of protesters peacefully marched through Springfield during June 6, 2020, Black Lives Matter-related protest, the group avoided the city’s Main Street, intimidated by … Continue reading →

Springfield Releases Report on Thurston Police Response

External investigator Rick Braziel provides 38 recommendations to Springfield police after Black Unity protest, suggests more investigation

BlogNews 2 years ago

On July 29, in the midst of Black Lives Matter-related protests, the group Black Unity organized a protest in the Thurston neighborhood. Like many protests … Continue reading →

A Familiar Face

Amended federal lawsuit reveals police name who has history with past Eugene police brutality lawsuits, misconduct

BlogNews 2 years ago

The Civil Liberties Defense Center filed an amended federal lawsuit on Feb. 22 with names of police officers involved during the May 31, 2020, George … Continue reading →

2020’s Most Read Stories

It’s been a hell of a year. Here’s what stories you were reading.

BlogNews 2 years ago

What a year. At first, 2020 seemed like any other presidential election year — full of fear and uncertainty over if the bad guy would … Continue reading →

Local Activist Hosts Conversation with George Floyd’s Uncle

Selwyn Jones became a civil rights activist after police killed his nephew

News 2 years ago

George Floyd’s uncle, Selwyn Jones, will have a virtual conversation about the Black Lives Matter movement on Dec. 20 with local police brutality activist Stephanie … Continue reading →

Breonna Taylor Verdict Sparks Protest in Eugene

Protesters demand abolition of the police system and justice for Taylor

News 2 years ago

By Taylor Griggs, Chandlor Henderson and Taylor Perse Protesters in cities across the country, including Eugene, took to the streets on the afternoon and evening … Continue reading →

Hate Crime on Emerald Street

Black woman's car vandalized in south Eugene

BlogNews 2 years ago

Felicia Dieter’s car was vandalized with the words “BLM CUNT” and the tires were slashed sometime between 6:45 pm, Sept. 23 and 8 am the … Continue reading →

Black Lives Matter Protests in Springfield

Recent Black Lives Matter protests and police violence in Springfield highlight the need for representation by people of color in that city

BlogNews 3 years ago

Tyshawn Ford was afraid he was going to die. He saw the police push through the crowd, targeting him and the other Black leaders. They … Continue reading →

EPD Arrests People Two Months After Protest

Eugene police arrest 11 people who allegedly participated in what EPD is calling a riot on May 29

BlogNews 3 years ago

Eugene Police Department announced it arrested nine adults and two minors on Wednesday, Aug. 5 for alleged crimes on May 29 that police now call … Continue reading →

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