Stillness in resistance. #BlackLivesMatter pic.twitter.com/YZ3NocqVMv— Geneva S. Thomas (@GenevaSThomas) July 11, 2016
"I went into the street with my arms crossed and just stared at them. I guess they didn't like it because they detained me.' #SayHerName #LeshiaEvans
Baton Rouge is not having it...wow😧 pic.twitter.com/U1KcC6tIn8— logizzle (@iRUNx_LA) July 10, 2016
Terrifying video from #BatonRouge. Is there no difference any longer between police and military?#BlackLivesMatterhttps://t.co/P8nNg2fhGj— Trita Parsi (@tparsi) July 11, 2016
She literally did nothing pic.twitter.com/qaKrEB1X3y— jack (@WISTERIAJACK) July 10, 2016
Look whats happening in Baton Rouge RNNoJusticeNoPeace #AltonSterling #BlackLivesMatter #BatonRouge pic.twitter.com/0wz54B0JqI— liz (@lizzkatherine_) July 10, 2016
2 comments:
It is so trite to say that we have "seen this movie before."
Last time, it was beautiful women arranging flowers in guns.
This time, a woman stands unflinchingly before police equipped for combat.
Combat against those they are sworn to protect.
The militarization of police against citizens is REAL.
Yep. Hard to believe this is happening under an African American President and two African American Attorney Generals. But then again, maybe it's not so hard to believe. Maybe it was all part of the plan. Maybe HOPE for CHANGE we can BELIEVE in was just a slogan....
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