Official Statements
No More Classroom Slavery Reenactments
March 13, 2019
This year, Black History month was challenging. In addition to lots of other troubling news, we saw multiple stories of teachers in classrooms across the country executing Black History Month lessons that included asking...
Read More ShareJustice for Laquan McDonald
October 08, 2018
Last week, for the second time within the past two months, a white police officer was convicted for murdering an innocent young Black male. Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke was convicted of 2nd...
Read More ShareJustice for Jordan Edwards
August 29, 2018
Last year, our hearts broke as we heard the story of 15-year-old Jordan Edwards being shot and killed by Balch Springs, TX Officer Roy Oliver. By all accounts, Jordan was what we call the...
Read More ShareMUSC Joint Statement on Robert White of Silver Spring, MD
July 31, 2018
Over 600 individuals from throughout Montgomery County, Maryland, along with six local organizations, have signed and delivered a community letter outlining their concerns about policing in the county. The letter raises concerns in the...
Read More ShareMUSC Statement on the Minnehaha Regional Park Incident
July 13, 2018
An all-too familiar scene occurred on the evening of Tuesday, July 10, 2018 in the Minnehaha Regional Park in Minnesota, MN. Instead of having a carefree summer, the lives of 4 young Black boys...
Read More ShareMUSC Statement on the Death of Antwon Rose
June 22, 2018
Another son has set too early...Antwon Rose On Tuesday evening, June 19th, East Pittsburgh police encountered and stopped a car in which 17- year-old Antwon Rose was a passenger. Witness accounts and video taken...
Read More ShareOpen Letter to Starbucks in the Aftermath of the Viral Video
June 04, 2018
Open Letter to Starbucks in the Aftermath of the Viral Video of the Donte Robinson and Rashon Nelson’s Arrest M.O.B.B. United for Social Change, Inc. (MUSC) is gravely concerned about the treatment and safety of Black...
Read More ShareMUSC Statement on the Ponderosa Elementary School Incident
May 08, 2018
When we send our sons to school, particularly our sons with special needs, we expect that they will be safe; that teachers and administrators have their best interests in mind and will protect them. ...
Read More ShareLouisiana Attorney General denies Black men and boys justice
March 29, 2018
Today, almost 20 months after the homicide of Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge, Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry announced that the state will not bring charges against the two police officers responsible for Sterling’s...
Read More ShareMUSC calls for transparent and expeditious investigation into the death of 22-year-old Stephon Clark
March 22, 2018
On Sunday night, Stephon Clark was doing the same thing that many of us do regularly — he simply walked around the outside of his home with his cell phone in his hand. That...
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