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Lt. Governor, Juliana Stratton Launches Three-Part Townhall Series on Racism and Accountability

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And with that Lt. Governor Juliana Stratton launched a three-part townhall series on systemic racism and pathways to accountability.

It was a riveting conversation regarding gender injustice as seen through a woman’s perspective, and featured Sandra Bland’s sisters, Illinois Congresswoman Robin Kelly and State Rep. Gordon-Booth.

“Sandra Bland…Rekia Boyd…Breonna Taylor… they are so much more than a hashtag,” Stratton said.

Almost five years ago, Bland, 28,  was found hanging in her Texas jail cell for an alleged traffic violation; Eight years ago, Boyd, 22, was the victim of a Chicago off-duty, police officer’s bullet, and Taylor, 26,  was shot 10 times, in a mistaken identity shoot out by the Louisville Metro Kentucky police.

Bland’s sister Shante Needham talked about their new role, fighting to keep Sandra’s legacy alive and battling against police brutality.

Source: Chicago Defender
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