The first three rolling rallies have successfully held on 6/12 was successful seen the community coming together to stand in solidarity. against injustice. MLK said, “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” Embodying Dr. King’s words, we will continue to meet weekly and call for systemic change until there is justice, equality, and equity for BIPOC.

As a white male that benefits most from this system, I can no longer stand by and watch this unlawful system continue to marginalize, suppress, violate, infringe upon BIPOC rights, and kill my black brother and sisters. Complacency is racism and I refuse to be complicit in the unfair treatment of BIPOC and other marginalized groups. Having a partner who is a woman of color, I can not in my right mind look my future daughter or son in the eyes and tell them I stood by as people were treated unfairly based on the color of their skin.

Please join me in this peaceful rolling rally past all of Riverside County & Municipal Offices (including City Hall, DA’s office, Police Station, Sherifs station, County, State, and Federal courts), calling for swift policy reform to bring an end to policy brutality, defund police departments, and put money into underserved communities.

We will meet in the12th Street parking lot and proceed to slowly drive through downtown (up Lemon street, down Orange Street, and then up Main street), where the majority of the city and counties offices and law enforcement stations are located. I will have car markers in order put any peaceful messages on your car you wish to calling for actionable changes.

Please do not hesitate to reach out to me in order to discuss the event. Feedback is welcome. I want this event to be impactful as possible.

This event is free. I simply ask that you make a donation to the charity of your choice that will help bring about the changes that are long overdue.

Please register for this event or get a ticket so I can keep track of who to expect and supplies.

Based on population, a Black person was 5.1x as likely and a Latinx person was 1.3x as likely to have deadly force used on them than a White person in Riverside from 2016-18.

I Cant Breath

Frisco – Black Man