Political Education Party

Supporters in Free Karmelo shirts, fists raised, in a community art space
Taken by someone who was there.
Why we're gathering

The people inside are still ours.

Hosted by in the park that carries the name of Fahim J. Minkah — an original member of the Black Panther Party in Dallas. Come for the food, the music and the kids' 3-on-3. Stay to meet the families and organizers doing prison support, and leave knowing one thing you can do this week.

Program

Times are a guide — the park sets the pace.

The tables

Got a team of three?

YOUTH
3-ON-3

Team receivedYou're on the list.

We'll contact the guardian to confirm the bracket and tip-off time. If the bracket fills, your team goes on the wait list in the order it came in.

Register a team · a parent or guardian fills this in
Bracket

Bring a bag

It all goes back out to the neighborhood the same day.

See you thereYou're counted.

Bring someone with you — the share kit below has everything you need to invite them.

Get the flyers →
RSVP · helps us bring enough food

We use this only to plan the day and send event updates. Privacy.

Thank youAn organizer will reach out.

Flyer runners: download the black-ink poster and half-sheets below and print as many as you can carry.

Volunteer · pick any
Karmelo Anthony in a light suit and lavender bow tie

Where Karmelo's case stands

What you can do right now →
Flyers & share kit

Bring your people.

Every graphic below is free to post, print and forward. On a phone, Share sends the image straight to Instagram, WhatsApp or Messages with the caption copied — just paste.

Download everything (.zip)
Ready-to-paste wordsFor posts, bulletins, group chats.

Good to know

Is it really free?

Yes — entry, food, groceries, clothes, books and the tournament are all free. Nothing is sold at the tables.

Can I bring my kids?

Please do. Malcolm X Academy runs crafts, face painting and free children’s books all day. Children stay with a parent or guardian — the kids’ zone is supervised, not drop-off.

How does the youth 3-on-3 work?

. A parent or guardian registers each team and stays at the park while they play. If a bracket fills, teams go on a wait list in order. Photos of players are only shared with the guardian’s OK, and never with names.

Is it accessible?

The courts, tables and pavilion are on flat ground. Shaded seating is set aside near the program area. Need something specific? Tell us in your RSVP and we’ll plan for it.

What if it rains or it’s hot?

We’ll post any change at the top of this page and text everyone who opted in, by 8 AM on the day. Bring water and sunscreen — we’ll have a water station too.

Is this a protest?

No — it’s a community day in a public park.

Will I be photographed?

Organizers take photos for the campaign. We never publish names, and location data is stripped from every image. If you’d rather not be in photos, tell a volunteer at the welcome table.

Can I donate money?

The Jail Support table explains bail and legal funds and how to give through the organizations that run them. Please only give through links and people at official tables.

I’m with the press.

Welcome. Please check in at the welcome table so we can connect you with a spokesperson, and ask before photographing children.