ABOUT THE C.A.M.P. PROJECT
C.A.M.P. (Coalition Against the Minnesota Paradox) is a grassroots movement committed to exposing and dismantling the systemic racial injustices hidden beneath Minnesota’s progressive image.
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Rooted in truth-telling, advocacy, and structural change, C.A.M.P. unites survivors, organizers, and community leaders to confront the policies and institutions that perpetuate harm against the Black population. We’re not here for reform — we’re here for transformation.

UNDERSTANDING THE ISSUES

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    LANGUAGE
    Most people don’t realize how deeply language shapes our society. Even fewer understand the language that built the U.S., yet its effects are all around us today. To challenge it, we must first understand it, speak clearly against it, and create a new language for healing.
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    SREM
    Structural Racial Expulsion in Minnesota (SREM) is a systemic condition in which Black Minnesotans are persistently marginalized across institutions through policies that appear neutral but function to displace, discredit, and exclude.
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    IJD
    The Inverted Justice Doctrine (IJD) describes how legal systems, operating within Structural Racial Expulsion in Minnesota (SREM), invert their purpose—targeting and discrediting Black victims instead of protecting them. This mechanism preserves institutional power and racial hierarchies while projecting an illusion of justice.
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HUMANITARIAN ACTION

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The Coalition Against the Minnesota Paradox.

“Ending Systemic Genocide Across the Black, PanAfrican Diaspora — Through Faith, Action, Unity and Transparency.”

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