The actions come on the heels of a report released this month that says the Seattle-based company’s “inadequate and poorly enforced policies” have made the sale of these items on its website possible.

“We shouldn’t get too caught up in this notion that somehow people who are asking for fair treatment are somehow, automatically, anti-police, are trying to only look out for Black lives as opposed to others.”

#JusticeForHarambe?

The actions, which started with a protest at New York’s City Hall on April 12, are one part of an ongoing campaign to seek justice for Graham’s death at the hands of an NYPD officer. 

“As a community we need to facilitate a process for those who are victims/survivors of abuse to help them heal and be made whole again.”

State’s attorney Anita Alvarez waited a year to charge a Chicago PD officer with murder for shooting 17-year-old McDonald.