A women-led collective brought thousands into central Paris for a march against police violence, racism and discrimination. The mobilization drew on the work of families affected by deaths in police custody, neighborhood organizations and anti-racist groups, while placing Black and racialized women’s leadership at the center. The event was also described by participants and observers as a site of political disagreement over representation and the direction of anti-racist organizing. It is recorded here as a coalition action rather than as a single unified movement.
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What issues did the 2015 Marche de la Dignité address?
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The march was organized against police violence and racism, with women-led anti-racist organizing.