Perhaps its the comic sans font but that looks like someone edited the photo with that text on it. Did he actually wear that shirt?
Yes.
Perhaps its the comic sans font but that looks like someone edited the photo with that text on it. Did he actually wear that shirt?
http://www.wbur.org/2014/12/10/harvard-medical-ferguson-nyc-protestHarvard Medical School students joined students from some 40 other medical schools across the country Wednesday in protesting the deaths of unarmed black men at the hands of police and racial inequality in medical treatment.
While at the same time saying that looters are inviting police brutality.
Sure, but not while blaming the victims of police brutality on those looters. The two have nothing to do with one another.
Harvard Medical Students Protest Ferguson, NYC Cases
http://www.wbur.org/2014/12/10/harvard-medical-ferguson-nyc-protest
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/...es_n_6304736.html?ncid=tweetlnkushpmg00000051
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"University of Chicago Medical School #whitecoats4blacklives #BlackLivesMatter #ICantBreathe #HandsUpDontShoot"
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"RT @DabAggin: What do future doctors do on a cold day in the heart of North Philly? This. #WhiteCoats4BlackLives"
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where did he blame the victims of police brutality on the looters? Maybe you should RE-READ IT. He said it was B.S. what those looters were doing...so... explain to me again.
IF anything, it is the LOOTERS that are taking advantage of the victims of police brutality.
Please explain to me what "it's being invited by some of the actions of these people..." is supposed to mean, then.Mexican Sting said:Police brutality has got to stop, but it's honestly being invited by some the actions of these people who are just using the protests to riot and straight up commit robbery.
Please explain to me what "it's being invited by some of the actions of these people..." is supposed to mean, then.
There's a bunch of events planned for Saturday. The Ferguson National Response Network Tumblr has started to list them. You can find some stuff on fergusonaction.com too.
--NOTE TO NON-BLACK ALLIES--
-Please refrain from taking up physical and digital space (this includes filling the Facebook event with your feelings, trolling/harassing organisers/other black folks, etc.). If you see a Black person behind you unable to see, offer them your spot.
-Please refrain from speaking to the media. There are countless unheard Black voices in this story, please allow those voices to be highlighted.
-Please dont make a collective action mourning the loss of Black people killed by Police into an opportunity for the expression of your individual feelings as a white person/ally.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1405592546398541/?ref_newsfeed_story_type=regular
Toronto should be doing it like the hundreds of other cities. Their protest already got negative feedback from the media and other blacklivesmatter supporters last time. They're not going to get the numbers if they're going to have these restrictions.
An undercover California Highway Patrol officer who was attempting to infiltrate a demonstration against police brutality in Oakland pulled a gun on the protesters after he and his partner were outed and the partner was attacked.
“Just as we turned up 27th Street, the crowd started yelling at these two guys, saying they were undercover cops,” Short said Thursday. “Somebody snatched a hat off the shorter guy’s head and he was fumbling around for it. A guy ran up behind him, knocked him down on the ground. That guy jumped backed up and chased after him and tackled him and the crowd began surging on them.
“The other taller guy had a small baton out,” Short said. “But as the crowd started surging on them, he pulled out a gun.”
Chief Browne said the officer also pulled out a badge and identified himself as law enforcement, as is department policy, though Short, other members of the media and protesters reported that they did not see a badge.
The officers, who Browne said he is not identifying, had been trailing the crowd in an unmarked car and began following on foot at Ninth and Harrison streets, after vandals marching with the group had smashed the windows of a T-Mobile store in Oakland’s Chinatown neighborhood and made off with merchandise. A nearby Wells Fargo ATM was also damaged.
While the officer fought with the man on the ground, a blonde woman ran up and kicked him the head, Browne said. She was not arrested, but the officer suffered head injuries and is displaying concussion-like symptoms.
He said the main objective of these officers was to collect information on where the group was going. He said they were able to gather that information from their car in the back, overhearing plans to take Highway 24 and Interstate 80 twice on Tuesday and enabling other CHP officers to prevent those attempts.
Several protesters took to Twitter to say that the officers had actually instigated acts of vandalism and were banging on windows alongside others.
I said I wasn't go to post much anymore but i felt i needed to share this video. After all those protests we get this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cO2BLmc6yQ
I said I wasn't go to post much anymore but i felt i needed to share this video. After all those protests we get this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cO2BLmc6yQ
Why'd the cop run in there like he was trying to shank someone in general pop.
I said I wasn't go to post much anymore but i felt i needed to share this video. After all those protests we get this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cO2BLmc6yQ
I said I wasn't go to post much anymore but i felt i needed to share this video. After all those protests we get this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cO2BLmc6yQ
WKBW Buffalo said:"He was handcuffed in the front and he was sideways and being punched in the face by Gregory Kwiatkowski," explained Horne.
Horne and about 10 other officers who arrived at the scene helped drag Mack out of the home. But once outside Horne says Officer Kwiatkowski was out of control.
"Gregory Kwiatkowski turned Neal Mack around and started choking him. So then I'm like, 'Greg! You're choking him,' because I thought whatever happened in the house he was still upset about so when he didn't stop choking him I just grabbed his arm from around Neal Mack's neck," said Horne.
If that choke hold of a handcuffed suspect caught Horne off guard, it didn't prepare her for what she says Kwiatkowski did next.
"He comes up and punches me in the face and I had to have my bridge replaced," said Horne.
Officer Kwiatkowski was forced to retire from the police department after he was suspended for choking another officer on the job, and in a separate incident, punching another officer when he was off the clock.
probably deserves its own thread
I'm not able to make a new thread though.
I said I wasn't go to post much anymore but i felt i needed to share this video. After all those protests we get this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cO2BLmc6yQ
Nothing would've happened to this guy if it wasn't recorded.
NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton and the police unions had discouraged their officers from attending the rally, which claimed the hashtag #BlueLivesMatter. Roughly fifty people showed up. When tens of thousands of people are marching in the streets under the banner of justice, it seems like a bad time to publicly proclaim your faith in the status quo.
Fuck you! Eric Garner probably wished that he would have the freedom to raise his arms as he was gasping for air.
I can't...Hands up so you can breathe? What the fuck.
How is it ironical?I think seeing white people in "I Can Breathe" t-shirts ironically helps to underscore the Garner protesters' message.
I think seeing white people in "I Can Breathe" t-shirts ironically helps to underscore the Garner protesters' message.