#baltimorerevolution

[blackshesus]

Dedicated to all the #thugs of our ghetto. You are David. Thank you for slaying Goliath. #BlackSpring #BaltimoreRevolution #BaltimoreUprising (at Tubman City)

[thebmoreproject]

If a broken ATM is more upsetting than a broken spine we have lots more work to do. #Baltimore #baltimoreuprising #baltimorerevolution #baltimoreriots #blacklivesmatter #pennnorth #upton (at Pennsylvania Avenue)

[blackshesus]

Who's city is this??? Theirs or OURS!? Bring the peace. Bring the protest. Music is our life. #BaltimoreRevolution #StationNorth #BlackLivesMatter #FreddyGray POWER TO THE PEOPLE. #REPOST S/O #RocNation for the massive donation. #Solidarity

[blues4harlem]

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Certain groups of people love to say they're simply defending the Constitution. Well where is your defense of the Constitution now. Peoples Eighth Amendment right is being violated left and right yet there's no uproar. Guess they aren't the right color Multiple people who participated in the #baltimorerevolution are being held on excessively HIGH bails. Allen Bullock, the 18-year-old pictured smashing a police car with a traffic cone, in one of the defining images of the Baltimore riots, is being held on $500,000 bail and may face years in jail, The Guardian reports. The teenager was charged with eight criminal counts, including rioting and malicious destruction of property. (Shows that property damage means more than a black body) 'It is just so much money, who could afford to pay that?' remarks his mother, Bobbi Smallwood, in an interview with The Guardian. Bullock’s mother and stepfather told him to surrender for smashing a police car, but they say authorities ‘are making an example of him – and it is not right’ Roselyn Michelle Roberts, 43-year-old grandmother was also arrested and received $100,000 bail for two charges of fourth-degree theft and burglary. According to The Guardian "The court knows Roberts suffered from manic depression and earned ONLY around $60 a week. The state’s attorney argued for a $50,000 bail, But judge Owens revised the figure to $100,000. (Aware that she was mentally ill and poor and still have her an exceedingly high bail) Despite the theory behind the Eighth Amendment, judges often use excessively high bail amounts to prohibit an arrested individual from getting out of jail. #repost #MediablackoutUSA #baltimore #FreddieGray #BaltimoreIsHappening

[thebmoreproject]

Baltimore, 2015. #StateofEmergency #Baltimore #baltimoreriots #baltimoreuprising #baltimorerevolution #pennnorth (at Penn–North)

[thebmoreproject]

Are they "thugs" too? #Baltimore #baltimoreriots #baltimoreuprising #baltimorerevolution #baltimoreyouth #youth #pennnorth (at Penn–North)

[kingmeaj]

I cant be calm or remain silent these are your people, my people, that is someones Daughter, Son, Brother, Sister, Mother, Father, Cousin, Friend, Husband, Wife, Boyfriend, Girlfriend, Baby Daddy, Baby Mama, and most of all they were a human and we all deserve the right to live.

[kingunderthesun]

Opinion on Baltimore Revolution.

I think its funny how people are saying "violence is not the answer" but with the same breath will sit there and say " the war on middle eastern people are justified because of 9/11". If violence really isn't the answer, then the U.S military is a just a huge budget waste. This country was founded on violence of white people. It was created to fight the tyranny of an oppressive king. But when black people fight against the tyranny of an oppressive government, all of the sudden we're "overreacting". Our people are tired if being targeted by the police. We're tired if police brutality. BLACK LIVES MATTER