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Presidente Michael Crow responde a las preguntas del personal de la State Press en el Fulton Center en Tempe, Arizona, el jueves 26 de septiembre de 2019. La pandemia más tarde conduciría muchas reuniones en línea, incluyendo el foro de estudiantes con Crow.
A double exposure of the American flag and a boy throwing a football taken on July, 8, 2020 in Phoenix.
A protester at the Defund Tempe Police rally organized by Black Lives Matter Phoenix Metro comforts his dog while organizers and other attendees speak about reallocating funding for the police department to community programs like housing or mental services on Thursday, June 25, 2020, at Meyer Park in Tempe. The council do not come to a decision over the proposed cuts to the police department.
The crowd of protesters at the Defund Tempe Police rally organized by Black Lives Matter Phoenix Metro listen to the organizers and other attendees speak about reallocating funding for the police department to community programs like housing or mental services on Thursday, June 25, 2020, Meyer Park in Tempe. The council do not come to a decision over the proposed cuts to the police department.
The neighborhood watch sign nearby Meyer Park, where the Defund Tempe Police rally was held in on Thursday, June 25, 2020, in Tempe.
Protesters at the Defund Tempe Police rally organized by Black Lives Matter Phoenix Metro put up their hands and chant, “hands up, don’t shoot,” on Thursday, June 25, 2020, at Meyer Park in Tempe.
Attendees of the Defund Tempe Police rally organized by Black Lives Matter Phoenix Metro point a laser at what they believe is a Tempe police drone on Thursday, June 25, 2020, at Meyer Park in Tempe.
A protester at the Defund Tempe Police rally organized by Black Lives Matter Phoenix Metro listen to the organizers and other attendees speak about reallocating funding for the police department to community programs like housing or mental services on Thursday, June 25, 2020, Meyer Park in Tempe. The council do not come to a decision over the proposed cuts to the police department.
The organizers of the Defund Tempe Police rally comfort Sarah Coleman, the mother of Dalvin Hollins, as she speaks to the crowd about how Tempe police killed her son in 2016 on Thursday, June 25, 2020, at Meyer Park in Tempe. Lieutenant Edward Ouimette, the officer who killed Hollins, was not criminally charged Hollin’s murder.
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