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Racist Roots Screening and Panel Discussion at Myers Park Baptist Church in Charlotte

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  • When June 23, 2024 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm
  • Where Myers Park Baptist Church
    1900 Queens Rd., Charlotte, NC, 28207
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  • Hosted by NCCADP
Join us Sunday, June 23rd at 3:30 pm at Myers Park Baptist Church in Charlotte, NC for The Racist Roots of NC’s death penalty and the Commutation Campaign to end it! Racist Roots is a powerful 25-minute film that reveals North Carolina death penalty’s deep entanglement with slavery, lynching, and racism. Panelists include Henderson Hill, a death penalty attorney who has represented clients that were executed by the state of NC and Alfred Rivera, an NC death row exoneree. The evening will conclude with a call to action to write Gov. Cooper asking him to commute all death sentences.
This event is presented by the North Carolina Coalition for Alternatives to the Death Penalty in partnership with The Dignity and Decarceration Project at Myers Park Baptist Church. Racist Roots is a project of the Center for Death Penalty Litigation.
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This week we had our last team meeting with Sofi, This week we had our last team meeting with Sofi, our wonderful summer intern. 

It's hard to believe how much we fit into a few short months. Sofi jumped into organizing, event planning, communications, and just about everything else that comes with working at a small nonprofit. She brought boundless energy and a can-do attitude that was infectious! 

Thank you for spending your summer with NCCADP, Sofi. We can't wait to see what's next for you! 

If you haven't already, we'd love for you to read the blog post Sofi wrote for NCCADP in July, which you can find at the link in our bio.
This is how movements are built: one conversation This is how movements are built: one conversation at a time. 

Many thanks to Asheville Friends Meeting for welcoming us for a screening of Racist Roots. Our Executive Director Noel Nickle and summer intern Sofi Zuber were grateful to spend the afternoon alongside Niconda Garcia and everyone who joined us to explore the history of North Carolina's death penalty and the racism that has shaped it from the beginning.
The story of North Carolina's death penalty is ins The story of North Carolina's death penalty is inseparable from the state's history of racial injustice.

On Monday, August 10, join us at St. James Episcopal Church in Black Mountain for a screening of Racist Roots, followed by a discussion with Noel Nickle, Robert Udashen, and Alfred Rivera, who was exonerated after spending years on North Carolina's death row.

Register: bit.ly/StJamesRR2026 or at the link in our bio
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