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*Waking up everyday a Black girl*
*Waking up everyday a Black girl*
#BlackLivesMatter (Hereâs the Data That Shows Cops Kill Black People at a Higher Rate Than White People)
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This would never happen to a white woman.
AÂ Virginia mother who placed a recording device in her 9-year-old daughterâs backpack to help prove to school officials that she was being bullied has been charged by police with a felony.
Local news station WAVY reports that Norfolk resident Sarah Sims grew fed up with her local elementary schoolâs failure to take action to prevent her daughter from being bullied. To put the schoolâs feet to the fire, she planted a recorder in her daughterâs backpack to show them direct evidence that she was a victim of a bullying campaign.
However, when the school found the recorder and then moved her daughter to a different classroom.
What surprised her even more, says tells WAVY, is that she was subsequently charged with a felony.Specifically, WAVY says police charged Sims with âuse of device to intercept oral communication and misdemeanor contributing to the delinquency of a minor,â which could carry up to five years in prison.
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1) Little Black girls are two to five times more likely to be suspended from school that white girls. (https://www.usnews.com/news/education-news/articles/2017-05-09/black-girls-are-twice-as-likely-to-be-suspended-in-every-state) Claims of bullying are taken less seriously from kids you believe are already problem children.Â
2) Black girls are perceived as older and less innocent than white girls and that disparity in perception begins as early as five years old. (http://www.cnn.com/2017/06/28/health/black-girls-adultification-racial-bias-study/index.html) So your Black daughter should be able to take care of herself better than her white counterparts if sheâs indeed being bullied.Â
3) Black people are assumed to be less trustworthy than white people. (http://www.pnas.org/content/108/19/7710.full) Therefore, a white child who reports bullying is more likely to be taken at their word. The same is true for the parents who report bullying to the school.Â
4) Black people are more likely to be punished and more severely. (https://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/17/opinion/sunday/unequal-sentences-for-blacks-and-whites.html) At every level of the criminal justice system, thereâs a disparity between white consequences and Black consequences and in any given situation, thereâs a higher probability of someone seeking legal recourse against a Black person than a white one.Â
5) White women get to be protected and coddled and Black women do not. I donât need a link for that because we all have eyes and ears.
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@ j_animations on Instagram #ProtectBlackArtistsÂ
Black Art matters! soooo fucking wavey
Penny look like she bout ready to head back to the room, numbah 5 looking thicker than cold oatmeal, and Huey back there looking like this party has not taken his mind off institutionalized racism and its effects on the black community
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