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"Intersecting Paths: Combatting Hate Violence in Gay and Immigrant Communities" forum tonight
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| Tonight, the families of hate violence victims Jack Price and Jose Sucuzhanay will join members of the LGBTQ and immigrant communities in Queens for a community forum and dialogue on combating hate violence in New York City. Price, an openly gay man, was brutally beaten earlier this month in College Point, Queens in what police are calling a hate crime. Sucuzhanay, an Ecuadorian immigrant, was murdered last year in Bushwick, Brooklyn as the men who killed him yelled racist and anti-gay slurs. Other recent victims of hate crimes within the last three months have included Mario Vera, a Mexican immigrant in Bushwick, Carmella Etienne, a transgender woman in St. Albans, and Leslie Mora, a transgender woman in Jackson Heights. The event, "Intersecting Paths: Combatting Hate Violence in LGBTQ and Immigrant Communities," will educate community members on strategies for combating hate violence and on their rights in police interactions. It is hosted by 10 civil rights organizations, will include a panel discussion and small group discussions, and is open to all. It is part of Latino Pride Week. What: Intersecting Paths: Combatting Hate Violence in LGBTQ and Immigrant Communities
When: 7 to 9 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 22
Where: Make the Road NY, 92-10 Roosevelt Ave. in Jackson Heights, Queens.
Childcare and food will be provided. Who: The family of Jack Price
The family of Jose Sucuzhanay
City Councilmember Julissa Ferreras
City Council Candidates Daniel Dromm and Jimmy Van Bramer
Make the Road New York FIERCE New York Civil Liberties Union UNID@S Generation Q New Immigrant Community Empowerment Carmen's Place PFLAG FCA Workers Committee Silvia Rivera Law Project |
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