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On a parking lot on Pulaski and Torrence Avenues on Wednesday, Renee Watts read from a slip of notebook paper with confidence and poise: Her idiosyncratic, autistic brother should never have been shot and killed by two Calumet City police officers five years ago.
Stephon Watts was killed by police in 2012. 5 years later, his family and advocates still cry out for justice
On a parking lot on Pulaski and Torrence Avenues on Wednesday, Renee Watts read from a slip of notebook paper with confidence and poise: Her idiosyncratic, autistic brother should never have been shot and killed by two Calumet City police officers five years ago.
Note: The following piece contains graphic descriptions of police violence. February 1st is important for two reasons. It’s the first day of Black History Month. Figures like Harriet Tubman, Leroy …
For people like me and Stephon, our intersected identities can make us targets.
Note: The following piece contains graphic descriptions of police violence. February 1st is important for two reasons. It’s the first day of Black History Month. Figures like Harriet Tubman, Leroy …
February 1st is important for two reasons. It’s the first day of Black History Month... February 1st is also the day that shook Calumet City, IL and the black and disability communities as a whole. This year, February 1st marks the fifth anniversary of Stephon Watts’death.
Note: This piece contains graphic descriptions of police violence.
Note: The following piece contains graphic descriptions of police violence. February 1st is important for two reasons. It’s the first day of Black History Month. Figures like Harriet Tubman, Leroy …
Attention All Concerned Citizens,
It is not over! It is time to stand up, stand out, and stand firm! Meet Bishop Lance Davis and the Watts family for a praise party and prayer walk from the home of Stephon Watts to the Calumet City Police Department.
Stephon Watts was a 16 year old, autistic youth, who was gunned down by the Calumet City Police on Feb. 2, 2012.
Join us as we pray for our youth and praise God for victory
Where: The Watts Family Home
541 Forsythe Ave.
Calumet City, IL
When: Sat. Sept 22nd
3:00pm
Let the panel begin! This was the first time I was able to speak to Martinez Sutton the brother of Rekia Boyd. I hugged him as soon as I saw him! I have tried to desperately to connect someone else in my position. Everyone says they are sorry and they can have empathy of us, but Martinez truly lives it! I hope we are able to stay in touch!
