Rene Nichole Good

The design for this protest serves as a powerful and enduring memorial to Rene Nichole Good, an individual whose life was unjustly cut short while in the custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The central and unwavering message is: "Say Her Name." This mantra is not merely a request for remembrance; it is a demand for acknowledgment, accountability, and justice for the systemic failures that led to her tragic death. This protest art is intentionally confrontational, created to visually and emotionally communicate the deep pain, outrage, and sense of moral injury felt by her community and by advocates for human rights across the nation. It stands as a testament against the dehumanizing policies and practices of ICE and the broader detention system. We urge all who see this design—and all who participate in the subsequent action—to let their feelings about this profound injustice be known. Do not allow Rene Nichole Good's case to fade into obscurity. Use your voice, your presence, and this visual statement to show the world the depth of your conviction that no human being should perish under such circumstances. Her story is a heartbreaking symbol of the fatal consequences of a broken and inhumane immigration enforcement apparatus. We must amplify her name, document the circumstances of her passing, and ensure that the pressure on the responsible authorities is unrelenting. This is more than a protest; it is a movement for systemic change, powered by the memory of Rene Nichole Good. Show them how you truly feel about this profound and unacceptable injustice.