Please join the Justice for Women COVID-19 Task Force and the Women's Community Justice Association on Friday, July 3rd at 11am to support women brutalized by police and corrections.

The experiences of black women have been historically and consistently sidelined in the national conversation regarding police brutality. Women of color are fighting a war on multiple fronts; gender and race politics cannot be viewed as separate issues, we MUST examine the ways in which they intersect to produce distinct forms of oppression. We stand with the Justice for Women Covid-19 Task Force in fighting for all women, but especially visibility for those who have been left out of the conversation and who are at greater risk, including Black women and Black Trans women, and we are asking the question #WhatAboutHer?

Join at one of three locations (NYC, Rockland, Long Island) in-person or virtually at: 
bit.ly/WhatAboutHerRally 

Follow the task force on Twitter @Justice4WomenTF, the Center for Justice @JusticeColumbia, and the Women's Community Justice Association @WomensCJA and join us Friday!