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LUV NCBL - it's never too much!!

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Such an honor and pleasure to share in the planning and profound experience of the 'Attica Is All of Us' 55th Commemoration at the @schomburgcenter

A special thanks to the National Conference of Black Lawyers and the National Lawyers Guild for their sponsorship and contributions.

Please support the Attica Brothers. https://www.atticaisallofus.org/

@ncbl_1968 @nlg_nyc @nationallawyersguild @atticabrothersfoundation

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8/29 is tomorrow: A Day of Pan African Unity & Reparations! See everything that’s happening and close the day with a recap Webinar. See the Statement in the bio on why it is important to claim the victory in Durban.

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Join the Black Legal Observer Collective (BLOC) for Legal Observer Training on Monday, August 24, from 6:30–8 PM at the Andrew and Walter Young Family YMCA in Atlanta.

No legal experience required. Learn how to observe protests, document events, protect civil rights, and strengthen movement defense on the ground.

Please register using the link in our bio.

#BlackLegalObserverCollective #BLOC #LegalObserver #BlackAugust #CivilRights

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View more from the first 6 months of our 2026 - Commemorating the 25th Anniversary of the Durban 400’s Pan-African Victory & the Durban Declaration & Programme of Action at the 2001 World Conference Against Racism: Vimeo Showcase in bio!

AUGUST 29th, 2026 - A Day of Pan-African Solidarity & Reparations!

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Save the date. The movement continues.

Join the National Conference of Black Lawyers for its 58th Annual National Conference, hosted by the New York Chapter. From October 8 through 11, 2026, legal minds and movement leaders will gather in New York to strategize, build, and advance the fight for Black liberation.

This is more than a conference. It is a call to action. From civil rights litigation to reparations, from political prisoner advocacy to strengthening our communities, we are continuing a legacy rooted in resistance and collective power.
Be in the room. Be part of the work.
#NCBL #NCBL2026 #BlackLawyers #LegalAdvocacy #BlackLiberation MovementLawyering SaveTheDate

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Join something bigger than yourself.

The National Conference of Black Lawyers Detroit Chapter is building a powerful community of attorneys, law students, and legal professionals committed to advocacy, equity, and real impact.

This is more than networking. This is movement work.

Grow your voice. Strengthen your purpose. Connect with those who are shaping the future of Black legal excellence.

Your voice. Your power. Your chapter.

#NCBL #NCBLDetroit #BlackLawyers #LegalCommunity #JoinTheMovement DetroitProfessionals BlackExcellence

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Grounded in purpose, driven by impact. ⚖️✊🏾
The National Conference of Black Lawyers is committed to justice, liberation, and empowering Black communities through legal advocacy and collective action. #NCBL #Justice #BlackLawyers

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Communities in Cuba are facing critical shortages of basic medical supplies and everyday essentials. We’re collecting donations to deliver directly to those in need.

From medications to school supplies, every item makes a difference.
Drop off, donate, or share.

Stand in solidarity with Cuba. 🇨🇺
#cubasolidarity #mutualaid #communitysupport #ncbl

Here is a bit of information on what’s going on:

A United States embargo has prevented U.S. businesses and citizens from conducting trade or commerce with Cuba since 1960, the most enduring trade embargo in modern history. According to the UN, the economic damage to the Cuban economy is in the "trillions of dollars".

Cuba-U.S. relations normalized during President Obama’s Administration. Trump reversed this approach in 2017, restricting Americans from traveling to Cuba and redesignating Cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism. On Jan. 29, 2026, Trump signed an executive order accusing the Cuban government of “extraordinary actions that harm and threaten the United States.” He caused an oil blockade by imposing tariffs on countries that supply oil to Cuba.

As the U.S. oil blockade starves Cuba of fuel, 10 million people in the country have been thrown into a humanitarian crisis. The fuel shortages have caused widespread power outages, twice the national electric grid has collapsed. Blackouts have forced hospitals to suspend operations and schools and businesses to close. Shortages of cooking gas, gasoline, and diesel have strained transportation, food supplies, and water pumps, which are powered by diesel. The energy crisis has led to inflation and food—when they can afford to buy it—spoils when refrigerators lose power. Trash piles up as waste collection services are strained. The mosquitos and heat without electric fans have become unbearable.

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Enjoy this recap of the Legal Analysis on ICE as we collaborated with many partners to bring everyone together!

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