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COMMUNITY CONTINUES TO RALLY FOR EVICTED SF SHERIFF CHAPLAIN YUL DORN & THOSE AFFECTED BY FORECLOSURE
DORN WAS ARRESTED ALONG WITH ACCE PROTESTORS FOR NOT LEAVING HIS HOME ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 14.
(AS A REMINDER: DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. WAS JAILED 29 TIMES FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE BEFORE BEING TRAGICALLY SHOT TO DEATH! ECONOMIC JUSTICE WAS AT THE FOREFRONT OF DR. KING'S MESSAGE. HE WAS SHOT TO DEATH IN MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE FOR STANDING FOR THE ECONOMIC RIGHTS OF GARBAGEMEN, MORE POLITICALLY CORRECT DESCRIPTION-SANITATION WORKERS. HE STOOD FOR "THE LEAST OF THESE MY BROTHERS." WHERE DO YOU STAND?)
NEWS CONFERENCE SLATED AT YERBA BUENA GARDENS DURING DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. CELEBRATIONS TODAY! 11:15 A.M.!
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| SF Sheriff Chaplain Yul Dorn's Family Eviction. Pastor Yul Dorn vows to continue to fight for the inheritance of his grandson seen carried out of the Dorn Family Home on the eve of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Birthday. |
Dr. Amos Brown, President of the NAACP called for the MLK Day News Conference in support of Dorn & others affected by Foreclosure.
Pastors Reverend Arnold Townsend, Reverend D.M. Phillips, Reverend Derrick Lomax, Reverend Christopher Zacharias, and Archbishop Franzo King were among the leaders with Board of Supervisors President London Breed at last night's press conference and community meeting.
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| KPIX covers last night_s meeting in support of SF Sheriff Chaplain Yul Dorn_ pastor of Emmanuel Church of God in Christ in District 5. President of the Board of Supervisors London Breed was among the attendees. (Click Image for Dr. Brown's comments. |
Black Pastors Honor Dr. King Today at News Conference
Denouncing Displacements of Blacks in San Francisco
The Eviction of Pastor Yul Dorn, a Chaplain of the San Francisco Sheriff's Department, escorted out of his home by his fellow officers, has hit a nerve in the Black Community as Black Pastors and other community leaders unite to help Dorn and others.
In Celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Black Pastors Unite to End Evictions and Further Black Displacement Speculator Greed Resulting in Black Pastor's Arrest Indicative of Final Tearing Apart of San Francisco's Last Remaining Blacks.
Pastor Yul Dorn has been a pillar of San Francisco's Black community, serving as a pastor of a predominantly Black church in the Western Addition; a grief counselor for the City of San Francisco's Department of Public Health dedicated to stopping retaliatory violence and counseling grieving families and as a Chaplain for the San Francisco Sheriff's Department. Like countless other borrowers, Pastor Dorn was forced into Foreclosure when Chase Bank misapplied payments and never fixed their error. ( Click here for entire media alert)
WHO: Dr. Amos Brown, President of the NAACP; London Breed, President of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, San Francisco and Peninsula Black Pastors; and additional African Leaders from the Bay Area.
WHAT: Press Conference to Protect Pastor Dorn and the City's last remaining Blacks from any further displacement.
WHO: Dr. Amos Brown, President of the NAACP; London Breed, President of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, San Francisco and Peninsula Black Pastors; and additional African Leaders from the Bay Area.
WHERE: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Fountain, Yerba Buena Center on Mission Street between 3rd and 4th Street in San Francisco.
WHEN: Martin Luther King Day, 11:15 AM, Monday, January 18, 2016
WHY: "The San Francisco Black Community is fast approaching a population of 3% because of our battle against predators like Wall Street Banks and real estate speculators trying to take our homes" stated Archbishop Franzo King, of the St. John Coltrane Church, which is also fighting displacement. "Pastor Dorn symbolizes what is good and what is important to protect our Black community. He has not only shouldered the responsibility of shepherding his congregation, but that of his community as well. He has provided comfort to the families in crisis and helped lead the community to fight against injustices. He has stood with us and none of us in the religious community can stand back while this family fights for their very existence in this city. Taking a stand with Pastor Dorn will help protect other Black families."
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