ULTC Present Real Talk: Special Edition – The Charter Amendments. What You Need to Know.
October 22, 2021 –
The fate of the amendments could have a lasting impact on policing and public safety, the lines of authority between the Mayor and City Council, and the tools and capacity to regulate rent. This special edition of Real Talk featured in-depth discussion on what the Minneapolis and St. Paul charter amendments mean to the Black community and voters need to know before heading to the polls.
OUR YOUTUBE VIDEO LIBRARY:
ULTC Presents REAL TALK – ELECTION ’21: High Stakes for Black Folks.
ULTC Presents REAL TALK – Vax or No Vax? Fear and Resistance Among Black Folk
ULTC Presents REAL TALK – Black at the Capitol
ULTC Presents REAL TALK – Guilty, Guilty, Guilty! The Derek Chauvin Verdict
ULTC Presents REAL TALK – Black Votes Under Attack
ULTC Presents REAL TALK – The Unmasking of White Supremacy
ULTC Presents Real Talk – Reflections on the Year that Was; Predictions for the Year to Come
ULTC Presents REAL TALK – Protest and Public Persuasion: The Art and Science of Social Activism
ULTC Presents REAL TALK – Big Wins, Big Woes, Big Questions: Post Election Analysis
ULTC Presents REAL TALK – Spike in Crime: Impacts and Reactions
ULTC REAL TALK: Athletes in the Social Justice Movement
ULTC REAL TALK: Top Black Cops Make the Case for Reform
ULTC REAL TALK: Black Women Rising – A New Wave in Minnesota Politics
ULTC VIRTUAL JOB FAIR – Southwest Light Rail Employers
ULTC REAL TALK – Coming to Terms with Corona
ULTC REAL TALK: Defund the Police? Speak Your Peace!
ULTC REAL TALK: Reimagining Policing – Substance Beyond Soundbites
ULTC REAL TALK: Youth Talk About Racism and The ‘Rona
ULTC REAL TALK: The Right to Breathe – Killer Cops on the MPD
ULTC President on CNN Newsroom
ULTC REAL TALK: The Impact of COVID-19 on Black Folks’ Mental Health
ULTC Virtual Job Fair: Direct Access to Employers who are Hiring!
ULTC 2020 Give-at-Home Message
ULTC REAL TALK: May Day! The Medical Impact of COVID-19 on Black Folks
ULTC REAL TALK: COVID-19 and the Twin Cities Black Community