MORE is inviting you to participate in another episode of Throwing Down Some Heavy Light Racism in Omaha Exposed!

This week we host an interview and Q & A session with a local business owner David Mitchell.

David Mitchell was born and raised in Omaha. He started a video games and repairs business when he
was 14 years old and operated out of his mother's house. David created a Game Repair Shop and
subsequently started Gamers in 2018. He has a wife and two children. We invited him to "Throwing
Down Some Heavy Light" because of his frequent challenges in dealing with Douglas County Attorney's
office and the Omaha law enforcement clan.

This interview will be conducted by A'Jamal Byndon, MORE Chair of The Board.

Some potential questions:

Over the past few years, I have followed your ordeal with racist law enforcement and county attorney staff. Please share with the audience these bogus charges and give the details of how they transpired?
You ran for the Omaha City Council and lost the election because of the unfounded charges. Why did they target you, and after this case was over, did they offer you any funds or redress for their racist behaviors?
Many African Americans have never seen these individuals doing community forums or engaging with folks in a healthy fashion. What were your previous encounters with law enforcement, county attorney, or public pretenders in North Omaha?

…and more!

If you need more information, feel free to contact:

A’Jamal Byndon, Chair of MORE Board of Directors

Moreinfo@moreomaha.org

402-212-7083

Racism in Omaha Exposed

By MORE: Movement in Omaha for Racial Equity

Racism in Omaha Exposed

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