On Monday June 1st one of our local Black Lives Matter organizers, Clifton White was detained and arrested by the Albuquerque Police department after lawfully observing the arrests of four Albuquerque teens during one of our demonstrations against police brutality.
Police had no reason to arrest Clifton White. He was targeted by APD for his work as an organizer for Black Lives in the City of Albuquerque.
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham is the only person who has the power to release Clifton and she continues to dwell in a place of comfort as a modern-day plantation owner, as was so eloquently expressed by Clifton's wife and fellow organizer Selinda who works to uplift our people with every waking breath she takes. We will not stop until Clifton is free. We will not stop until all of our people are free.
Please Consider calling Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham to demand the immediate release of Clifton White : (505) 476-2200
Please call Melanie Martinez, Director of Probation and Parole, NM Department of Corrections at 505-827-8830
Please Call Alisha Tafoya Lucero, Secretary of the Department of Corrections at 505-827-8645, press 9 to leave a voicemail
Please call Cisco McSorley, Director of the Parole Board at 505-827-8825
“Please free Clifton White (DOC #60458) who had his parole revoked June 1st. Clifton has committed no crime, is a wonderful father to his family, and an active member of the community. Please release Clifton now.”
“Please free Clifton White (DOC #60458) who had his parole revoked June 1st as retaliation for his and his family’s organizing for Black Lives Matter and protesting for communities being targeted with police violence. Clifton has committed no crime and is now at risk for his life for being exposed to Covid-19. We know your decision can help release Clifton now.”
Police had no reason to arrest Clifton White. He was targeted by APD for his work as an organizer for Black Lives in the City of Albuquerque.
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham is the only person who has the power to release Clifton and she continues to dwell in a place of comfort as a modern-day plantation owner, as was so eloquently expressed by Clifton's wife and fellow organizer Selinda who works to uplift our people with every waking breath she takes. We will not stop until Clifton is free. We will not stop until all of our people are free.
Please Consider calling Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham to demand the immediate release of Clifton White : (505) 476-2200
Please call Melanie Martinez, Director of Probation and Parole, NM Department of Corrections at 505-827-8830
Please Call Alisha Tafoya Lucero, Secretary of the Department of Corrections at 505-827-8645, press 9 to leave a voicemail
Please call Cisco McSorley, Director of the Parole Board at 505-827-8825
“Please free Clifton White (DOC #60458) who had his parole revoked June 1st. Clifton has committed no crime, is a wonderful father to his family, and an active member of the community. Please release Clifton now.”
“Please free Clifton White (DOC #60458) who had his parole revoked June 1st as retaliation for his and his family’s organizing for Black Lives Matter and protesting for communities being targeted with police violence. Clifton has committed no crime and is now at risk for his life for being exposed to Covid-19. We know your decision can help release Clifton now.”
