Tell Her Story: Eleanor Bumpurs & The Police Killing That Galvanized New York City

Tell Her Story: Eleanor Bumpurs & The Police Killing That Galvanized New York City

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The Life And 1984 Murder Of A Beloved Black Grandmother That Changed Community Activism ForeverAnd Sparked The Ongoing Movement Against Racist Policing And Brutality#Sayhername: The Story Of Eleanor Bumpurs, Told For The First Time By Decorated Historian And BumpursS Former Neighbor Lashawn Harrison October 29, 1984, 66YearOld Beloved Black Disabled Grandmother Eleanor Bumpurs Was Murdered In Her Own Home. A Public Housing Tenant 4 Months Behind On Rent, Ms. Bumpurs Was Facing Eviction When White Nypd Officer Stephen Sullivan Shot Her Twice With A 12Gauge Shotgun. Lashawn Harris, 10 Years Old At The Time, Felt The Aftershocks Of The Tragedy In Her Community Well Beyond The Four Walls Of Her Home Across The Street.Now An AwardWinning Historian, Harris Uses Eyewitness Accounts, Legal Documents, Civil Rights Pamphlets, And More To Look Through The Lens Of Her Childhood NeighborS Life And Death. She Renders In A New Light The History Of AntiBlack Police Violence And Of The Watershed AntiPolicing Movement Eleanor BumpursS Murder Birthed.So Many Black WomenS Lives Have Been Stolen SinceDeborah Danner, Sandra Bland, Breonna Taylor, Sonya MasseyAnd Still More Are On The Line. This Deeply Researched, Intimate Portrait Of Eleanor BumpursS Life And Legacy Highlights How One Black GrandmotherS Brutal Police Murder Galvanized An Entire City. It Also Shows How Possible And Critical It Is To Stand Together Against Racist Policing Now.

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