@real-trans-advocacy First of all, your original statement is invalid. You said that “no white person alive today actually killed Native Americans.”
Guess what? That’s wrong.
Here are the names of SIX documented (key word: documented) Native Americans shot and killed by police in 2014:
-Joy Ann Sherman (Lakota)
-Christina Tahhahwah (Comanche)
-Myles Roughsurface (Navajo)
-17 year old boy, name withheld by authorities (Hoopa)
-Allen Locke (Lakota)
-Naverone Christian Landon Woods (Gitxsan First Nation)
So it doesn’t matter that you believe no white people ALIVE killed POC nor was that the point of this post. The important thing is:
YOUR ANCESTORS WERE MURDERERS THAT KILLED NATIVE AMERICANS AND MILLIONS OF OTHER POC.
And look @ modern times. Y'all STILL continue to murder us EVERYDAY. I cannot tell you how many lives have been unfairly taken, how many hashtags have been created, how many destroyed lives I have seen that come from the crime and terror committed by white people.
We created #BlackLivesMatter to support and uplift ourselves from all the violence and terror committed against us and what do you do? Shout #AllLivesMatter.
But all lives didn’t matter until black lives did.
Black people are literally screaming at the top of our lungs for you to stop killing us, and white people are saying, “But…”
So PLEASE tell me how can you NOT understand our anger??
#Sandra Bland
#Eric Garner
#Trayvon Martin
#Tamir Rice
#Michael Brown
Do you want another hashtag of an innocent black life white people have killed?
2015: Jamar Clark (Minneapolis, MN)
2015: India Kager (Virginia Beach, VA)
2015: Christian Taylor (Arlington, TX)
2015: Sam Dubose (Cincinnati, OH)
2015: Sandra Bland (Prairie View, TX)
2015: Icarus Randolph (Witchita, KS)
2015: Freddie Gray (Baltimore, MD)
2015: Walter Scott (North Charleston, SC)
2015: Tony Robinson (Madison, WI)
2015: Anthony Hill (Chamblee, GA)
2014: Akai Gurley (New York, NY)
2014: Tamir Rice (Cleveland, OH)
2014: Victor White III (Iberia Parish, LA)
2014: Dante Parker (San Bernardino County, CA)
2014: Ezell Ford (Los Angeles, CA)
2014: Michael Brown (Ferguson, MO)
2014: Tyree Woodson (Baltimore, MD)
2014: John Crawford III (Beavercreek, OH)
2014: Eric Garner (New York, NY)
2014: Yvette Smith (Bastrop, TX)
2014: Donitre Hamilton (Milwaukee, WI)
2014: Jordan Baker (Houston, TX)
2013: Linwood Lambert (South Boston, VA)
2013: Ryan Stokes (Kansas City, MO)
2013: Barrington Williams (New York, NY)
2013: Carlos Alcis (New York, NY)
2013: Deion Fludd (New York, NY)
2013: Jonathan Ferrell (Bradfield Farms, NC)
2013: Kimani Gray (New York, NY)
2013: Kyam Livingstone (New York, NY)
2013: Larry Eugene Jackson, Jr. (Austin, TX)
2013: Miriam Carey (Washington, DC)
2013: Tyrone West (Baltimore, MD)
2012: Chavis Carter (Jonesboro, AR)
2012: Dante Price (Dayton, OH)
2012: Duane Brown (New York, NY)
2012: Ervin Jefferson (Atlanta, GA)
2012: Jersey Green (Aurora, IL)
2012: Johnnnie Kamahi Warren (Dotham, AL)
2012: Justin Slipp (New Orleans, LA)
2012: Kendrec McDade (Pasadena, CA)
2012: Malissa Williams and Timothy Russell(Cleveland, OH)
2012: Nehemiah Dillard (Gainesville, FL)
2012: Ramarley Graham (New York, NY)
2012: Raymond Allen (Galveston, TX)
2012: Rekia Boyd (Chicago, IL)
2012: Reynaldo Cuevas (New York, NY)
2012: Robert Dumas Jr (Cleveland, OH)
2012: Sgt. Manuel Loggins Jr (Orange County, CA)
2012: Shantel Davis (New York, NY)
2012: Sharmel Edwards (Las Vegas, NV)
2012: Shereese Francis (New York, NY)
2012: Tamon Robinson (New York, NY)
2012: Wendell Allen (New Orleans, LA)
2011: Alonzo Ashley (Denver, CO)
2011: Jimmell Cannon (Chicago, IL)
2011: Kenneth Chamberlain (White Plains, NY)
2011: Kenneth Harding (San Francisco, CA)
2011: Raheim Brown (Oakland, CA)
2011: Reginald Doucet (Los Angeles, CA)
2010: Aaron Campbell (Portland, OR)
2010: Aiyana Jones (Detroit, MI)
2010: Danroy Henry (Thornwood, NY)
2010: Derrick Jones (Oakland, CA)
2010: Steven Eugene Washington (Los Angeles, CA)
2009: Kiwane Carrington (Champaign, IL)
2009: Oscar Grant (Oakland, CA)
2009: Shem Walker (New York, NY)
2009: Victor Steen (Pensacola, FL)
2008: Tarika Wilson (Lima, OH)
2007: DeAunta Terrel Farrow (West Memphis, AR)
2006: Sean Bell (New York, NY)
2005: Henry Glover (New Orleans, LA)
2005: James Brisette (New Orleans, LA)
2005: Ronald Madison (New Orleans, LA)
2004: Timothy Stansbury (New York, NY)
2003: Alberta Spruill (New York, NY)
2003: Orlando Barlow (Las Vegas, NV)
2003: Ousmane Zongo (New York, NY)
2003: Michael Ellerbe (Uniontown, PA)
2001: Timothy Thomas (Cincinnati, OH)
2000: Earl Murray (Dellwood, MO)
2000: Malcolm Ferguson (New York, NY)
2000: Patrick Dorismond (New York, NY)
2000: Prince Jones (Fairfax County, VA)
2000: Ronald Beasley (Dellwood, MO)
1999: Amadou Diallo (New York, NY)
1994: Nicholas Heyward Jr. (New York, NY)
1992: Malice Green (Detroit, MI)
1985: Edmund Perry (New York, NY)
1984: Eleanor Bumpurs (New York, NY)
1983: Michael Stewart (New York, NY)
1981: Ron Settles (Signal Hill, CA)
1979: Eula Love (Los Angeles, CA)
1969: Mark Clark (Chicago, IL)
1969: Fred Hampton (Chicago, IL)
1964: James Powell (New York, NY)
Here are the names of OVER 200 INNOCENT, UNARMED BLACK PEOPLE that have been killed unrightfully by police since 1964.
And this isn’t even the complete list.
To count EVERY SINGLE UNARMED black person killed by police since 1964, you would have well beyond 5,000 PEOPLE.
That’s over 5,000 funerals.
Over 5,000 devastated families.
Over 5,000 burials and cremations.
Over 5,000 broken hearts.
Over 5,000 innocent black lives MURDERED at the hands of white people.
Since 1964. WELL beyond slavery days.
Yes, your ancestors like your great grandparents are long gone. But this is since 50 years ago.
That means your parents, your aunts, your uncles, your grandparents, your cousins, maybe even you yourself if you are old enough were alive and possibly STILL alive to witness this.
But I know you probably don’t care about black lives anyway, most of America doesn’t.
So here are the numbers of NATIVE AMERICANS your people have killed.
The Battle of Wounded Knee - (1890)
More than 150 Indigenous men, women and children killed and 51 wounded of the Lakota tribe.
That’s TRIPLE the amount of the number of those killed in the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. History (50, Pulse Orlando).
And that’s just one battle.
The OVERALL death toll of Native Americans in total since Christopher Columbus settled in “India”:
95,000,000 to 114,000,000.
Don’t believe me? Research it.
And here’s a very neat and informative website about the genocide of Native Americans by white people for all those screaming, “Source!”: espressostalinist . com
Also, here’s an interesting fact: Native Americans have had the highest mortality rate of any U.S. minority because of U.S. action and policy.
The Holocaust, the genocide of millions of Jews, during WWII was done by guess who?
A white man (Adolf Hitler).
But white people aren’t scary right?
And amazingly enough, us POC still don’t hate ALL white people. But we DO want you to acknowledge our struggle.
The moral of my post (which I’m sure you still won’t get) is this:
If white people can find POC (especially blacks) scary,
Then POC can find white people scary too. :-)
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