The city’s police chief apologized for the shooting death, but the victim’s relatives say the former officer’s arrest is just the beginning of their fight for justice.

Police chief asks for assistance to look for evidence of hate crimes in the homicides of Chynal Lindsey and Muhlaysia Booker.

Bland’s personal cellphone footage of the violent encounter was uncovered by a local Dallas news station.

The feature-length documentary follows Bland’s family as they try to answer the questions surrounding her 2015 death in police custody.

Of the 20 known transgender women killed in the United States in 2018 so far, 14 of them were Black.

HBO releases a trailer from “Say Her Name: The Life and Death of Sandra Bland” ahead of the film’s premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival.

Naomi Wadler reminds us all to #SayHerName.

The 30-year-old Black woman struggled with mental illness. Say her name.

Police Commissioner James O’Neill: “We failed.”

“Even in death, women play the second role.”

Twitter user @Delo_Taylor: “‘She shouldn’t have put her child in that situation.’ What situation? They were in their own home where they should’ve been.”

#SayHerName.

“Just because we’re magic doesn’t mean we’re not real.”

Say their names.

#JusticeForHarambe?

The national day of action reinforced calls for accountability in cases of police and White supremacist violence against Black women.

In honor of the National Day of Action to End State Violence Against Black Women, Girls and Femmes, lawyer, researcher and activist Andrea J. Ritchie presents some policy ideas to eliminate police sexual violence, gendered racial profiling and other ways officers target Black girls, women and gender nonconforming people. 

Geneva Reed-Veal: “It is time to wake up, get up, step up or shut up.”

Street signs just went up in honor of the 28-year-old who died in police custody last July.

Nettles, a Black trans woman, was just 21 years old when Davis fatally assaulted her.