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🚨 Memphis, it’s closer than you think. 🚨

On Wednesday, October 22, 2025, Black Lives Matter Grassroots Memphis will host an event honoring lives stolen and demanding justice.

✨ “Closer Than You Think” will feature impacted families, activists, and community voices coming together to expose truth, share stories, and continue the fight for justice.

🗓 Event Schedule
📍 Memphis City Hall – 125 N Main St, Memphis, TN 38103

9:00–10:00 AM: Press Conference

📍 Brinsons – 341 Madison Ave, Memphis, TN 38103

4:00–5:45 PM: Impacted Families Meet & Greet

6:00–7:45 PM: “Life After The Headlines” Panel Discussion

🎤 Guest Speaker: Dr. Malina Abdullah – BLM Co-Founder & Activist

🕊️ Honoring: Tyre Nichols, Derek Brown, Jaylin McKenzie, Breonna Taylor, Eric Holmes, and Glen Foster Jr.

This is more than an event—it’s a movement. Because justice is not optional. Because remembrance is not optional. Because accountability is not optional.

📧 For more info: [email protected]

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10/16/2025

🕊️ Honoring George Floyd’s Life
• Today, we gather not only to remember George Floyd’s tragic death, but to celebrate his life — a life that sparked a global awakening.
• George Floyd was a father, a brother, a friend, a human being whose name became a rallying cry for justice.
• His final words, “I can’t breathe,” still echo as a reminder of the pain inflicted by systems built on oppression — and of our responsibility to ensure that no one else has to cry out for their right to live.

9 minutes 29 seconds

✊🏾 Why We Celebrate
• We celebrate George Floyd because his life reminded the world that Black lives matter — not as a slogan, but as a sacred truth.
• His death forced a reckoning that transcended borders and generations. Millions of people stood up, marched, and demanded change because of him.
• We celebrate his birthday not with sorrow, but with purpose — by continuing the fight for freedom, dignity, and equality that his death reignited.

⚖️ Ending White Supremacy
• To honor George Floyd means confronting and dismantling white supremacy — not just in words, but in our institutions, policies, and everyday actions.
• White supremacy isn’t just about hatred; it’s about systems designed to keep certain people in power while silencing others.
• Ending it requires courage — the courage to challenge uncomfortable truths, to hold leaders accountable, and to build communities rooted in justice and mutual respect.

🚫 Stop Normalizing Modern-Day Racism
• We must stop pretending that racism is a thing of the past. It’s present in policing, education, healthcare, housing, and even the air we breathe.
• Modern-day racism wears suits and uniforms. It hides behind “policy,” “procedure,” and “professionalism.”
• Every time we ignore injustice, make excuses for violence, or stay silent in the face of harm, we normalize it.
• True progress begins when we refuse to look away.

🌍 Call to Action: Living the Legacy
• Celebrating George Floyd’s birthday is a call to action — to turn pain into power, protest into policy, and memory into movement.
• We do this by voting, by organizing, by teaching our children the truth, and by demanding systems that value every human life equally.
• George Floyd’s legacy is not just about what was lost; it’s about what we continue to build — a world where everyone can breathe freely.

“As long as we keep saying his name, as long as we keep fighting for the justice he deserved, George Floyd lives on — not just in memory, but a movement.

10/14/2025

Remember.