Positive People Network, Inc's March In Washington

Our  Founders Declaration,

 On behalf of Positive People Network, Inc., an organization that is working for a better quality of life for all people living with Hiv/AIDS. We are a peer lead organization with a combined  100+ years of  lived experiences as people living with HIV/AIDS. 
The 57th anniversary of the "I Have A Dream" speech in Washington DC is where we will stand and take  part of this historic event. 

 
  The march will be a powerful event that will usher in a new era of civil rights — the era of demanding reform of policing and criminal justice. This march will acknowledge a history of fighting for black civil rights in America:
“We’re going  this Aug. 28 to restore and recommit this dream,” Sharpton said. “To stand up, because just like at one era we had to fight slavery, another era we had to fight Jim Crow, another era we dealt with voting rights. This is the era to deal with policing and criminal justice.”
 Along with the  NAACP, NUL, the Black Woman’s Round Table, and others.  Amongst these issues are plans to push for full police background checks as well as the use of consent decrees, which will allow the Justice Department to audit and take over police departments that have demonstrated a history of misconduct.

Thank You

Alecia M. Tramel