BLM organizers lead protests against Trump’s criminal crackdown, demanding police abolishment

First on Fox: One of the famous activists behind protests against President Trump’s federal government protests Washington, DCCombat Crime is a black life organizer who has a long history of demanding the return and abolition of police and other left-wing agendas.

In recent days and Monday, protesters carried the streets of opposing criminal repression, including Harriet’s Crazy Dream and executive director of the co-founder and operation organizer of Harriet’s Crazy Dream and Free DC’s co-founder and operator organizer.

“Free DC,” Taylor told protesters Monday gathered around her on the streets of Washington, D.C. “This is our city.”

“Bring it on the streets. It’s our DC without justice, there’s no peace.” “If we don’t have justice, they won’t get any peace… The only violence that’s happening in Washington, D.C. is the violence against our community commanded by this president.”

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Taylor has repeatedly called for funding and abolishing police on his X account (formerly known as Twitter) and under the username “Spiritofharriettubman”.

In 2018, Taylor Posted on x, “Let’s go [sic] Obviously I want to abolish the police.”

“Black morning! I wake up like this, in my greatness, still have to shout to our free world! Abolish the slave patrols who defeated, killed and arrested black people,” Taylor said. Posted on X In 2021. “Please call and ask all protesters to be released. [sic]“

“Ayeee! May all prisons and prisons be abolished! [sic]“Taylor Posted on X In 2021, in response to Chelsea Manning’s anniversary, he was sentenced to espionage and then pardoned by former President Obama and released from prison.

Taylor specifically calls for grants to the police department in Washington, D.C., and now she opposes Trump’s move to send federal resources.

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President Donald Trump gestures at a White House state restaurant in Washington on Friday, August 8, 2025. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)

Taylor Posted on X In 2022. “Fine @dcpolcedept and invest in resources that keep people safe. #DeFundMPD Invest in the Community.”

Harriet’s Crazy Dream The Crazy Dream posted on Facebook in 2022: “Getting food is a basic human right, but many people cannot afford it because of poverty.” The state uses police to maintain poverty and hunger. In today’s #PoliticalIducation Mondays episode, we discuss why “food justice is served to the police.”

Taylor’s team continued to slam police in a series of other social media posts, saying it was “always targeting queer and trans people” and that “police already exists to violently protect property and its owners.”

Taylor also kept saying about the ice caused by the abolition of ice in a Facebook post in June. The Post on June 9 said the raid was “chaos” and was “provoked by this administration.” She went on to say law enforcement “can’t ensure our safety. It’s not the police, it’s not the ice, it’s not the system built to control us.”

Harriet’s Crazy Dream and Taylor both celebrate Assata Shakur, also known as Joanne Chesimard, who was convicted of the 1973 killing of Werner Foerster, a New Jersey cavalryman, who left his wife and 3-year-old son.

“Assata Shakur is a freedom fighter and political activist. A prominent figure in the Black Liberation Movement, Assata Written on Facebook last year With the “Handsoffassata” hashtag. “She became the first woman on the FBI’s most wanted list. Denied criminal charges, she embodies a symbol of resistance to racism and injustice.”

In another Facebook post last week, the group Includes graphics Shakur’s face and title read: “Black August is a memory of those who choose freedom, no matter how much it costs. We bring stories of those who risk liberating everything.”

Taylor has posted several messages about Shakur being a “freedom warrior” Downplaying her murder Said she was succumbed to the mocking taillights and ignored her involvement in the shooting. Shakur later escaped from prison and fled to Cuba where former Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro granted her asylum. She is still wanted by the FBI.

A flyer distributed by the Free DC project is the organizer, and Harriet’s craziest dream, who said the “guiding principle” of the opposition is: don’t obey beforehand. Priority over joy. Take up space. Together and organize.

“Silence is compliant, so we need to be loud, starting tonight, starting every night in this profession, going out at 8:00 pm, and then knocking on pots and pots, singing, chanting or making noise for five minutes,” posted on Instagram on Monday.

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A Metropolitan Police Department car travels through Washington, D.C. (Al Drago via Getty Images for Washington Post)

Harriet’s craziest dream refers to a group of people composed of black lives, with the aim of “starting the next chapter of our trip, the organizer of the Black Lives and Liberation Movement at DMV (DC, MD, VA).

On Harriet’s craziest dream website, Taylor is described as “our modern Harriet Tubman”.

Harriet’s craziest dream is also Active in 2024 Arrests against arrests of anti-Israel protesters on university campuses, including George Washington University in Washington, D.C.

In the following years, shootings in the nation were sensationalized by shootings that left innocent children dead, a trend for juveniles to commit carjacking, which in some cases were deadly, and in some cases sold crime and attacks on government employees, summer interns and others, including a fatal shooting of 21-year-old Congressional interns, Erication Tarpinian-Jachym in June.

Trump responded Monday that he announced that he was curbing violence at the federal police station, Provokes a counterattack from Democrats The people who claim to commit crimes have been reduced in the capital of the country.

Emma Colton of Fox News Digital contributes to the report