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In this segment of By Any Means Necessary, Sean and Jacquie are joined by Donna Heyward, activist, organizer and widow of late organizer Nicholas Heyward Sr. to discuss the naming of a street for Nicholas Heyward Sr., an organizer against police terror and the father of Nicholas Heyward Jr., who was killed by New York police, the lack of accountability and justice that Heyward Jr. received and the injustice of the system that let his killer walk free, and the work that Heyward Sr. and Donna have done for their community and against police terror.

Remembering and Honoring The Life and Activism of Nicholas Heyward Sr.

Charles Hynes

Margaret Flowers

The Crisis between the United States and Venezuela deepens, Paycheck fairness for women and Amazon speaks to the city council. With these and other stories I’m Paul DeRienzo with the news for Wednesday, January 30th, 2019.

The Crisis between the United States and Venezuela deepens, Paycheck fairness for women and Amazon speaks to the city council. With these and other stories I’m Paul DeRienzo with the news for Wednesday, January 30th, 2019.

013019 WBAI News Charles Hynes, Nicholas Heyward, Margaret Flowers

Nicholas Heyward Jr. was 13 years old when he was killed by NYPD officer Brian George in the Gowanus Houses in Brooklyn on September 27, 1994, Bill Bratton was police commissioner then just as he is now. Police called the shooting a "tragedy," and "accidental discharge," just as in the Gurley shooting.Nicholas Heyward Sr. passed away this week. He was a leading proponent of holding cops accountable for the deaths of hundreds at the hands of police, mostly Black and Latinx people. He pursued the officer who killed his son with complaints, lawsuits and protests and confronted police chiefs and district attorneys. He was a convener of the annual October 22nd march against police brutality.Here is a clip of an interview he gave on the program Let Them Talk with Paul DeRienzo.

Nicholas Heyward Jr. was 13 years old when he was killed by NYPD officer Brian George in the Gowanus Houses in Brooklyn on September 27, 1994, Bill Bratton was police commissioner then just as he is now. Police called the shooting a "tragedy," and "accidental discharge," just as in the Gurley shooting. Nicholas Heyward Sr. passed away this week. He was a leading proponent of holding cops accountable for the deaths of hundreds at the hands of police, mostly Black and Latinx people. He pursued the officer who killed his son with complaints, lawsuits and protests and confronted police chiefs and district attorneys. He was a convener of the annual October 22nd march against police brutality. Here is a clip of an interview he gave on the program Let Them Talk with Paul DeRienzo.

Nicholas Heyward Sr. dies, fought police violence after his son's killing by NYPD