Black Hollywood Joins #OccupyCityHall Movement: Meagan Good, Marlon Wayans, Boris Kodjoe, Tina Knowles-Lawson, Eva Marcille, Lance Gross, Omar Epps, DeVon Franklin
Over the weekend, Black Hollywood joined in on the #OccupyCityHall movement in an effort to support all initiatives that invoke change. The well-known faces and entertainers came together as one community to utilize their levels of influence and visibility platforms to begin making an impact driving positive messaging for social justice and necessary change.
The ongoing #OccupyCityHall movement was sparked as a result of the Los Angeles Police Commission’s decision on Tuesday July 12, that the fatal shooting of Redel Jones last year was justified and “in-policy.” Jones, an African-American woman who matched the description of a robbery suspect, was shot in an alleyway in South Los Angeles after police say she moved towards and officer holding a knife.
According to the Associated Press, approximately 100 protesters marched from the meeting at police headquarters to the Los Angeles City Hall on Tuesday, July 12, where they were denied entry by LAPD. The movement is still in effect, with many of the protesters staying overnight outside the building.
Those who were in attendance joining the movement at Los Angeles City Hall on, Sunday, July 17, were Megan Good, DeVon Franklin, Marlon Wayans, Terrence J, Omar Epps, Keisha Epps, Tina Knowles-Lawson, Boris Kodjoe, Nicole Ari Parker, Kimberly Elise, Chris Spencer, Eva Marcille, Dondre Whitfield, Lance Gross, Affion Crockett, Logan Browning, Kendrick Sampson and Datari Turner.
The members of Hollywood brought the overnight protestors food, water and provided words of gratitude, empowerment, encouragement and faith in their actions of banning together in solidarity referencing their celebrity not removing their humanity. Check out the photos:
Tina and Richard Lawson
Omar Epps, Keisha Epps, Tina Lawson, Richard Lawson
Tina Lawson (right)
Meagan Good and Devon Franklin
Terrence J (left) Marlon Wayans (center)
Kimberly Elise
Eva Marcille
[Photos by @ArnoldShoots]
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Awesome show of support.
This a show of support but theses black celebrities need to do more then come out and show their face, they need to put their money where tie mouth is. Put money into the communities that support your movies, music, clothing lines and perfumes. If they all put one million on the table help schools in the most distress city around the country and educate our youg black children and get them off the streets.
this is what im talking about, way to go LA. Keep it going, we need other celebrs to step up too.. Not that we regular folks can’t do our part, b/c we should, but their reach is so far and they garner the attention we need when they use their influence for good!