Renee Good Vigil And Rally

We all saw the video. We saw it from different views. On different channels. And we saw what really happened. And we heard from people talking about bad training and what you would never do. But that was still done anyway.

Renée Good's last words before being shot and murdered by Jonathan Ross, "That's fine, dude. I'm not mad at you".

We came together as a community to grieve, to mourn, and to repudiate what was oppressing us in the aftermath of the shooting.

Below are pictures from the Renée Good vigil and rally on Portland Ave and 34th on 1/7/2026.

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Community members right behind the main speakers and memorial

The rest of the street from the middle on back, filled with ralliers and vigil participants

Overflow of people onto sidewalks and lawns

The bottom of a smaller memorial with an "ICE Out" sign with candles and flowers

The top of the memorial with a poster of Renée Good

The full view of the memorial and people standing next to it as they listened to the speakers

People who were on their way to the memorial and rally

Another view from phone of community members in support