When thousands of Atlantans took to the streets during the nationwide uprisings of 2020, they were responding decades of social disinvestment, displacement, and police violence, and calling for change.

What was the City's answer? Cop City.
#StopCopCity @safeboulder @DenverAuroraCAC @LakewoodLeft @DSAdenver @BoulderDSA @littlereadbooks @DenJustPro @surjdenver @CPUSAColorado @Springs_DSA Cop City is backed by the Atlanta Police Foundation, and its corporate patrons like Coca-Cola, Delta, the Koch brothers, and Home Depot.

The CEO of Atlanta's biggest newspaper is spearheading the corporate fundraising for the project, which receives a only positive coverage.

Today, the ✨Colorado Solidarity Coalition to #StopCopCity✨ sent a letter to Atlanta organizers as part of the Month of National Solidarity.

This is a fight not just for the future of Atlanta, but for our nation and the world.

Read the letter here: bit.ly/CO_StopCopCity @bswc_lca @CPUSAColorado @Springs_DSA @dashrorg @DenverAuroraCAC @DenJustPro @HRAC_Denver @LakewoodLeft @littlereadbooks @safeboulder Cop City represents a paradigm shift for police militarization in the U.S. Proponents of the wildly unpopular project call it “a beacon for 21st Century Policing”.

Cop City is their vision of our future, but it's a dark, violent vision of social abandonment. It's not our vision.