MARCH TO STOP POLICE KILLINGS
Saturday, June 2, Cincinnati, Ohio

Are you outraged by racist police violence? If you are, then you should be marching in the streets of Cincinnati on June 2.

The shooting of an unarmed teenager, Timothy Thomas, by a Cincinnati police officer on April 7 ignited the biggest rebellion in that city since the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Cops arrested more than 800 people during the uprising. Thomas was the 15th Black male killed by Cincinnati police since 1995. And he was the fourth African American in just five months shot to death by local cops.

Dozens of groups in Cincinnati are calling for a massive March for Justice on Sat., June 2. The march focuses on three demands:

• Stop police killings and the abuse of police power
• end the police department's racist patterns and practices, and build social and economic justice.
  
• BRING THE STRUGGLE TO FREE MUMIA TO CINCINNATI
  The International Action Center is mobilizing its forces around the country to participate in this very significant demonstration in solidarity with Cincinnati's Black community. It especially urges all those in the Free Mumia movement to converge on Cincinnati to demand an end to racist police brutality, an end to the death penalty and the freedom of Mumia Abu-Jamal.

  Contact the IAC for information on transportation to Cincinnati.
  In addition to New York City transportation can be arranged through these Centers.

• ATLANTA
  (404) 235-5704

• BALTIMORE
  All People's Congress
  426 E. 31st St., Baltimore, MD 21218
  (410) 235-7040, apcbaltimore@pipeline.com

• CHICAGO
  International Action Center
  PO Box 06178 Wacker Dr. Station Chicago, IL 60606-0178
  (773) 381-5839, iachi@enteract.com

• CLEVELAND
  Peoples Fightback Center
  3030 Euclid Ave #LL1, Cleveland OH 44110
  216-426-0851, pfcenter@aol.com

• DETROIT International Action Center
  5920 Second Ave., Detroit, MI 48202,
  313-831-0750, email, apcjerry@earthlink.net

• PHILADELPHIA
  National People's Campaign
  813 S. 48th St., Philadelphia, PA 19143
  215-724-1618, philnpc@op.net

International Action Center www.iacenter.org
39 West 14th St., #206
NY, NY 10011
212-633-6646
iacenter@iacenter.org