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New Left on the 8th Anniversary of Jacques' Murder: Memory Becomes a Fight Against Hatred and Fascism

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The New Left, in its announcement for the 8th anniversary of the murder of Zack, calls for mass participation in the gathering of remembrance and struggle at 6:30 PM, on Gladstone Street / Zackie Oh The post New Left for the 8th anniversary of the murder of Zack: Memory becomes a struggle against hatred and fascism appeared first on in.gr.

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The New Left, in its announcement for the 8th anniversary of the murder of Zack, calls for mass participation in the gathering of remembrance and struggle at 6:30 PM, on Gladstone Street / Zackie Oh The post New Left for the 8th anniversary of the murder of Zack: Memory becomes a struggle against hatred and fascism appeared first on in.gr.

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“Memory becomes a struggle against hatred, racist violence, everyday fascism,” reports the New Left “Eight years ago, on September 21, 2018, Zac Kostopoulos, also known as Zackie Oh, was bloodied on Gladstonos Street, beaten by a jewelry store owner and a Still a man. Police officers found at the scene beat him and handcuffed him. Zac was exhausted when he was transported to the hospital,” the New Left said in a statement. “When Zack's death bec…

"Eight years without Zak. Without Zackie. Without the laughter, the tenderness, the political acumen, the rage, the brilliance," the Justice for Zak/Zackie group said in a statement.

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"We're taking the road for Zack. For Zackie. For all the lives we've been told are worth less. So that brutality doesn't become normal."

It has been 8 years since Zak Kostopoulos, an LGBTQI+ activist, was murdered outside a jewelry store in Glastdonos, with the group Justice for Zak/Zackie calling for a march.

Today, Monday 21/9, marks eight years since the murder of Zak Kostopoulos / Zackie Oh after a brutal beating in a jewelry store in central Athens. The Justice for Zak/Zackie group is calling for a mobilization with a gathering on Gladstonos Street, at 18.30. Zak's mother, Eleni Kostopoulou, in her post, states: "We count birthdays and deaths one after another. We try to resurrect our memory and erase our traumatic experiences. We try to remember…

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