Stop police from killing people of color through de-escalation & unconscious-bias training
#EndRacism #NotAGun #EndPoliceBrutality #BlackLivesMatter #BlackLivesFuckingMatter
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Stop police from killing people of color through de-escalation & unconscious-bias training
#EndRacism #NotAGun #EndPoliceBrutality #BlackLivesMatter #BlackLivesFuckingMatter
Tik tok muted it so repost! #PWI #black #blm #racism #poc #enddiscrimination #college
https://medium.com/@rml12488/why-im-an-angry-afrikan-b79dadea7e06
inspired by “Why Im Absolutely an Angry Black Woman” — Dominique Matti
Wrote about some of my first hand ordeals with systematic racism about 5 years ago inspired by the work of a young black woman who wrote on the same subject matter.
Black Lives Matter BLM Apparel and Accessories
Say No to Racism!! Support the Black Lives Matter Movement!! It’s wondrous, isn’t it, how the people just keep coming out? Day after day, night after night, in dozens of cities, braving a deadly virus and brutal retaliation, they continue to pack the streets in uncountable numbers, demanding equality and justice — and, finally, prompting what feels like real change.Black Lives Matter aims to highlight the depth of brutality, injustice and unaccountability that American society, especially law enforcement, harbors toward black people. Many protesters set out to call attention to the unchecked power of the police, their military weaponry and their capricious use of it. They wanted to show that the problem of policing in America is more than that of individual bad officers; the problem is a culture that protects wrongdoers, tolerates mendacity, rewards blind loyalty and is fiercely resistant to change. More deeply, it is a law enforcement culture that does not regard black lives as worthy of protection.The proximate cause of the latest protests was the horror of George Floyd’s death. But we’ve seen videos of cops killing black men before and they have rarely led to criminal prosecution, let alone broad societal upheaval. Source: The New York Times
JORDAN DAVIS (Killed because he was playing loud music. Shooter found GUILTY of first-degree murder ⭐)
I PLAY LOUD MUSIC EVERYDAY IN MY CAR, MY ROOM WITH THE WINDOWS DOWN AND I BE SCREAMING SOME NASTY LYRICS......
why am I not dead yet? Why have I not been shot?
I have approached citizens and police officer for help before ....
I have reached into my pocket SO MANY TIMES in PUBLIC, in front of cops, minding my own business, for my phone/wallet ...
Why have I not been brutally beaten or shot 100 times without warning yet?!?!?!?
Oh yes .... White privilege.