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    Say Their Name

    Webby & New York Festival Award Winning series focusing on the assault and killing of Black people by police and in ‘Stand Your Ground’ states, highlighting incidents throughout the United States.

    Serving as a memorialization for these individuals, we learn about who these people were through the the words of the people that knew them best, while also helping us understand what these situations do to their families and communities not only in the immediate aftermath, but also what happens when the news-cycle moves on and the social media attention shifts focus.

    We offer solutions, spread awareness and support for these families & communities, including a crowdfunding campaign throughout the series to directly benefit the families impacted by these incidents (they receive 100% of those proceeds), so that we can make an immediate tangible difference.

    Be part of the movement by donating to https://www.gofundme.com/f/say-their-name-memorial-fund

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    Bonus: Racism Nov 19, 2020
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    John Crawford Jr. talks about the racism he experienced growing up and spending time in Kentucky.


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    Bonus: Minority Housing Nov 19, 2020
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    John Crawford III Aunt Sharon shares her passion and work for the NAACP as well as housing for the African American community.


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    John Crawford III - Part 2 Nov 17, 2020
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    John Crawford III’s family and attorney detail the moments surrounding his death, including a false 911 call and 2 additional deaths possibly caused by police killing Crawford. They also give insight on their judicial actions after his death with an ACT that is currently headed to the Senate to make the case for police reform.


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    WARNING: CHIME #1 (skip ahead 2 mins 3 seconds) He hesitated. He said, “Mr. Crawford, are you sure you want to?” I said, “Absolutely sure. I said, I’m giving you instruction, sir. Just don’t touch the body. He said, I got you. That’s fine. You want me to leave his body in the body bag, and just leave it in the morgue?” I said, ”Yes, and I will be there in the morning to view the body myself. I left that morning, took a trip right up the street there. He led me to the morgue, and he pointed to me, he said, “He’s right over there. I walk up to the gurney. He was on the slab then, and I unzipped the body bag. It was the most horrific thing I’ve ever seen, I wanted to. He said, “You okay?” I said, “Yeah, I’m okay.” I took my son’s, laid the body bag over. First thing I did was I took his arms out. I wanted to see for myself without the coroner's report. How many holes did he have in his body? I could see where his radius and all layers in one arm where the shot. Where it went through and exit and it broke it obviously. And then I lifted up his right arm and I could clearly see the enter and exit wounds. That one bullet, went through two arms, so I could see it. Then I looked and I could see where his upper torso, it was kind of coming at a slant that other one. He must have moved when that second one came in him, It was around the kidney on one end and up through the liver on the other end, so I could see both of those CHIME# 2 (skip ahead 2 mins 20 seconds) The police narrative was that John Crawford walked into Walmart. He was walking through the store. He picked up a BB gun that was sitting on the shelf. As he's walking through the store, there was a 911 caller that made the call that they believed that John was, or they gave the narrative that John was pointing what they believed to be a real rifle at patrons in the store. That 911 call was with a dispatcher. The dispatcher called the police officer. The police officer came to the store. He walked through the store. What he's indicated is that he saw John. He gave John multiple commands to put down the, what he believed to be a real firearm. John did not obey the commands. John, turned towards him in an aggressive manner with the gun pointing at the officer, and that's why the officer had to shoot and kill John. They said he was pointing the gun at people. And in the store at kids, And then he was standing facing the shelving in Walmart and talking on the phone and they shot him. People were shopping. There was a lady named... I think her name was Williams. That was with two little kids. She watched the whole thing and then she dropped dead.


    LIVES MENTIONED IN THIS STORY: - Michael Brown - Tamir Rice - George Floyd - Timothy Thomas - Angela Williams

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    CREDITS:

    Host: Adell Coleman & Chris Colbert

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    Edited & Sound Design: Byron Hunt

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    John Crawford III - Part 1 Nov 16, 2020
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    John Crawford III was killed by police in Beavercreek, OH on August 5, 2014. At the age of 22, he was shot by police while shopping in Walmart and talking on his cell phone to the mother of his children. His family share’s personal stories on who John Crawford III was before the horrific day that took his life.


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    WARNING: CHIME #1 (skip ahead 2 minutes 25 seconds) And Darkow, the Sergeant, actually saw my son first. He peeked out an aisle, he saw. He tried to issue a cadence to him, something to the effect, “Put your gun down,” or something. My son, he’s looking at items on the shelf, talking on the phone, with the airsoft rifle down to the side. And you can hear Darkow, while he’s trying to issue the cadence, Williams just comes around him, And while he’s still trying to get my son’s attention... Williams just taking it amongst himself to just circle inside him and shoot him, 300ths of a second my son is shot at 16 feet away, Me and Crawford and the boys was inside doing grandparent thing. I wasn't in there maybe 10 minutes, and LeeCee just started screaming. "Ah, Mr. John, Mr. John, they shot him, they shot him, they shot Looney." I said, "What did she just say?" "He's calling your name. He's calling, he's saying dad, dad..." I say, "Oh, shit." I jumped off the couch, ran out there. She was running towards us, "Tressa, John, Tressa." She is shaking like a leaf, man. I mean, that phone was about to hit the ground when I'd grabbed at it, Tressa grabbed at it. But I did get the phone from her and trying to call his name. I put him on speaker and calling his name. Of course there was no response. At the time you can clearly hear the paramedics have gotten there, and they said, "Try to stay, stay with us, stay with us sir, keep your arms, raise your arms, raise them and just try to stay with them." You can just hear the breathing and the gurgling, and the breathing. He was desperately trying to live. He said, "Just stay with us, stay us." All of a sudden, it just, there was this big, big exhale. And that was it.

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    CREDITS:

    Host: Adell Coleman & Chris Colbert

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    Bonus: What Really Happened That Day Nov 13, 2020
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    Executive producer Chris Colbert speaks with a member of the community about what happened the day Danny Ray Thomas died.


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    Danny Ray Thomas - Part 2 Nov 10, 2020
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    Danny’s sister Marketta speaks about his life and their strong bond while navigating multiple family tragedies leading up to his death. She discusses what happened after the police encounter that led to Danny’s death and the impact it has had on her and her family.


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    WARNING: CHIME #1 (Skip ahead 2 mins 5 seconds) They said my brother could have survived. But if he would have survived, he would have been paralyzed, because when he was shot, he was shot in the abdomen and a bullet ruptured his spinal cord. So he would have been paralyzed, but he instead he died instantly, and he still treated my brother like an animal and handcuffed him, when proper procedure was to render aid. He was no threat, you shot him, he was no threat. He still didn't. So I'm just, I don't see how, after all the evidence was brought to them in a courtroom, they still found him not guilty. the people that trained him, even the chief of police even said that you're supposed to exhaust all resources before using deadly force. Nothing, nothing, and it's hurtful.


    LIVES MENTIONED IN THIS STORY: · Trayvon Martin · Eric Garner · Stephon Clarke · Ahmaud Arbery · Breona Taylor · Danny Ray Thomas

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    CREDITS:

    Host: Adell Coleman & Chris Colbert

    Executive Producers: Adell Coleman & Chris Colbert

    Edited & Sound Design: Byron Hunt

    Producers: Jacqueline Garofano and Ryan Woodhall

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    Danny Ray Thomas - Part 1 Nov 09, 2020
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    Executive producer Chris Colbert has a one on one conversation with Marketta Thomas sister of Danny Ray Thomas. Danny Ray Thomas was killed by police in Houston, TX on March 22, 2018. At the age of 34, he was shot by police while having a manic episode in the middle of the street with his pants around his ankles.


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    WARNING: CHIME #1 (skip ahead 6 minutes 4 seconds) And so then, I understand his wife murdered the children. Right. Are you okay speaking about what happened there? Mm-hmm (affirmative). Well, from my understanding, I had actually had just got off the phone with her the day before. And I was trying to get the kids from her because he was, Danny, was calling me from jail three-way. Somebody else telling me he was concerned about his kids and that I needed to go get them, So I was calling her, trying to get them as I did before, even when he was out of jail because she wouldn't necessarily let him come get them. So he would have to go through me to go get his kids so that he could see them. So I tried calling her and getting the kids and at one point she was just like, "No." she didn't want the kids around me or any of my family or anything like that. And it was just kind of like, I didn't understand why. "But you're saying that you need help from his family, I'm trying to help you and give you a relief from the kids for a while, just let me help you out." She just was not feeling it at all. She was just like, "No, I hate your brother. And my kids are never going to be around your family. Don't ever call me about my kids. Don't worry about it." But at the same time she was going through mental issues, I think she was bipolar or something. So, it was kind of like, okay, maybe this is just one of them days. so I'll try the next day. The next day became that day. And it hurt so much because it's just like, "I was just talking to her yesterday about the kids. I heard the kids in the background. Why would you do something like that? Why?" She called CPS, for CPS to come get them, the kids. And she told them, "I think I might do something. I don't think my kids are safe around me. I need someone to come get them" and stuff like that. And then they wouldn't, they didn't feel the need. They felt like there was no reason to. But you have the mom telling you, she's telling you, she's giving you a warning. Right? "If you don't take these kids something's bad's going to happen." They didn't take head to it and the next day... I believe it was overnight when she did it, because she was with one of my cousins. They're best friends. This is what I heard from my cousin, Nina, is that they were riding in a car. She has another son from a previous relationship, older. They're riding in a car and she went to drop the oldest son off with his dad because he lived with his dad and she went home. But my cousin was telling her that she was under so much stress that even my cousin offered to take the two youngest kids and keep them for a while and she didn't let her do it. So, she dropped her off at home and then she went home. My cousin said that she felt something bad, like you had that eerie feeling. She said that she was having that eerie feeling. And she kept calling and calling her, but she wasn't answering the phone. So she was like, "Yeah, I kept calling and she would never answer the phone." And I believe she said when she finally did answer the phone, she was saying something about, can she come get her or something like that, she needed to leave town or something. So, my cousin's kind of wondering why was she saying she needs to leave town all of a sudden, overnight. And she was asking her where the kids were and she was just saying, "Oh, they're okay. They're okay. But I need to leave town." It was like, "Are you taking the ...



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    Bonus: Marian Tolan and Jury Duty Oct 30, 2020
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    Marian Tolan discusses the importance of people of having a jury of your peers


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    Bonus: Bellaire Texas Oct 29, 2020
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    Marian Tolan takes Say Their Name Executive Producer Chris Colbert on a drive through Bellaire., Texas recounting the night Robbie was shot.


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    Robbie Tolan - Part 2 Oct 27, 2020
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    Robbie and his mother recount the sacrifices they had to make in the pursuit of justice. He and his mother chronicle his story, including the U.S. Supreme Court Precedent they set in Tolan v. Cotton.


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    NAMES OF THE FALLEN: · Sandra Bland · Oscar Grant · Adolph Grimes III · Trayvon Martin · Danny Ray Thomas · Michael Brown · Tamir Rice · Pamela Turner

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    CREDITS:

    Host: Adell Coleman & Chris Colbert

    Executive Producers: Adell Coleman & Chris Colbert

    Edited & Sound Design: Byron Hunt

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