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• ↓ Abolitionist work continues
• ↓ Thank you
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"Reclaim the Block (RTB) started in 2018 as a volunteer group of Minneapolis organizers who came together to try and move some money to #FundCommunitiesNotCops in the city budget cycle. We surprised the cops by actually winning, moving $1.1M out of the Minneapolis Police Department and into alternatives."

"In the five years since then, RTB grew quickly to meet the moment. After MPD murdered George Floyd, we were one part of a much larger global uprising – rooted here in Minneapolis – that called for an end to the MPD that stole his life, and that helped the vision of abolition reach a lot of people who hadn’t before dreamed about it. We pushed for an abolitionist future where everyone in Minneapolis can get home safely and have someone to call when they need help."

"From our beginnings as a scrappy crew moving those city budget dollars to a staffed organization working on abolition on a national stage, we have learned a lot, had wins, losses, and believe that we planted seeds for lasting change. Over the course of this year, our staff, volunteers, and sunset council came to the consensus that at the end of the redistribution work we committed to, our work as Reclaim the Block would sunset."

"As a reminder, in 2020 Reclaim the Block received $11.2 million in donations after the MPD murder of George Floyd. We committed to redistributing 75% (totalling $8.4 million) and invested the remainder in bold #DefundThePolice and community safety campaigns through Reclaim the Block and Yes 4 Minneapolis."

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Redistribution

Abolitionist work continues

Thank you