Signed Brown University Alumni, Student and Faculty Statement in Support of Jamie Mariscano, Brown ’16 #DefendATLforest #StopCopCity
We, as Brown Alumni, faculty, students, and community members, express our solidarity with the Dekalb 23, who were arrested, jailed, and charged with “domestic terrorism” for attending a music festival during Stop Cop City’s Week of Action. We stand in support of Jamie Marsicano, a fellow Brown University alumna (Brown ’16, Africana Studies), a member of the Dekalb 23.
We denounce the excessive and harmful charge of “domestic terrorism,” allegations made against the Dekalb 23, who were arrested and charged on spurious grounds such as “having mud on their shoes.” In total, 42 people have been charged with “domestic terrorism” over the last three months for their presence at Stop Cop City.
While most of the Dekalb 23 have been released on bond, most of these concertgoers were initially denied bail and forced to remain detained in DeKalb County Jail in unsafe and inhumane conditions, including long standing black mold, leaking pipes and clogged plumbing. Incarceration based on weak charges has caused irreparable damage to the lives of the Dekalb 23, including loss of employment, education, healthcare, and housing.
The charge of domestic terrorism has in turn given the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC), where Jamie attends law school, the impetus to deem her a “threat to campus.” At the recommendation of the UNC Police Department, UNC’s Chancellor has banned her from campus while she tries to finish her studies. Despite support from the students, professors, and deans of the law school, the UNC system has volunteered itself as a tool of state repression to punish her further for this baseless charge.
We refuse to acknowledge the charges of “domestic terrorism” as legitimate, and instead see them as rooted in the machinery of the War on Terror, and the militarization and policing that make up the backbone of Cop City. These extortionate charges of “domestic terrorism,” carrying up to 35 years in prison, exemplify a continued escalation of state repression, and set a dangerous precedent for the future–a future in which the state isolates and criminalizes anyone it wishes to arbitrarily target and label as “terrorists” in an attempt to intimidate movements for social justice, anti-racism, and environmental action. This charge gives the state undue extended legal powers and strips rights from communities, activists and protestors.
We demand that all those arrested be released and the charges against all co-defendants be dropped.
Further, we affirm our solidarity with the Atlanta communities who are courageously engaged in protest against the threats of climate change, militarism, and environmental racism which are embodied by “Cop City,” and our support for the protection of the Atlanta Weelaunee Forest. We send our support to those harmed and targeted by the violence of the Atlanta police and the proposed Cop City, and grieve the premature death of young activist Tortuguita, who was violently killed by police on January 18th in the Weelaunee Forest.
As Brown University community members, we are appalled at the absurd charges made against our fellow alumna and co-defendants. We will continue to apply pressure until the charges are dropped.
We support the demands for an end to the criminalization of protest, especially for those protesting for Black lives and those defending environmental justice, land, and water. We demand that those already criminalized on baseless charges be granted amnesty.
Signatories:
If you are a Brown University alumni, student, faculty member, or other Brown University community member, you may sign onto this statement here.
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Joy Yamaguchi, Ethnic Studies, 2017
Lane Kantor, Neurobiology BS, 2017
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Mads Shiver, History & Ethnic Studies, 2017
Matthew De La Cruz, Philosophy and Comparative Literature, 2017
Maya Finoh, Africana Studies & Public Policy, 2017
Oscar d’Angeac, Urban Studies, 2017
Perla Montas, Africana Studies, 2017
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Matlaleng Setiloane-Babatunde, Africana Studies and Sociology, 2019
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Sam Frolichstein-Appel, Mechanical Engineering, 2019
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Sebastián Otero Oliveras, Music and Latin American and Caribbean Studies, 2019
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Zola Doyle, Anthropology, 2019
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Colin Kent-Daggett, 2019.5
Danny Young, Comparative Literature, 2019.5
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Sophie Kupetz, History, 2019.5
Tal Frieden, Political Science, 2019.5
Andrea Vega Troncoso, 2020
Ben Gross, Computer science, 2020
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Kielan Donahue, Computer Science, 2020
Lidwina Bell, Africana Studies and Public Policy, 2020
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Solana Huang, Geology/DEEPS, 2020
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Alex Hanesworth, Independent Concentration, 2020.5
Florence Li, Modern Culture and Media, 2020.5
Nicolas Page, Literary Arts & Latin American Studies, 2020.5
Phoebe Ayres, Urban Studies, 2020.5
Alan Dean, 2021
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Maria Bolanos, 2021
Marian Chudnovsky, English and History of Art and Architecture, 2021
Olivia Cruz Mayeda, History, 2021
Ruby Aiyo Gerber, Africana, 2021
Samahria Alpern, Urban studies, 2021
Caiya Sanchez-Strauss, africana studies andlatin american and caribbean studies, 2021.5
Gemma Sack, History, 2021.5
XingXing Shou, 2021.5
Yeonhoo Cho, Sociology, 2021.5
Alexander Kamper, Computer Science, 2022
Astrid Flynn, 2022
Bennett Walkes, 2022
Clio Wohlgenant, ENVS, 2022
Connor Jenkins, 2022
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Dylan Lewis, TAPS and American Studies, 2022
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Jai’el Toussaint, Africana, 2022
Margaret Norton, Music, 2022
Maria Fernanda Vitule, Political Science and Economics, 2022
Misha Fan, Biology, 2022
Samantha Ouertani, 2022
Georgeara Castañeda, 2022.5
Zina Dolan, 2022.5
Zoe Kupetz, Environmental Studies, 2022.5
Emily Yang, Literary Arts/Psychology, ‘20
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Alyson Singleton, Applied Mathematics (BS) and Biostatistics (MA), 2019 and 2020
Priyanka Shetty, Political Science, 2019
Shivani Nishae, Cognitive Science, 2020
Addison Kerwin, psychology and STS
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Daniel Adkins
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Josh Cabello
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Rebecca Forman, Public health
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Jennifer Tsail, Health and human biology/ethnic studies, 2014/2019
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