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I am really disappointed in the #alllivesmatter movement. No coverage about this unarmed white teen killed by the police. I didn't even see anything from my acquaintances that live in SC. Looks like people aren't doing a great job of sharing this on social media.
Hopefully this spurs everyone to take a closer look at police brutality and excessive force by law enforcement. We have a serious problem right now, but it is a lot easier to blame "thug black people" instead of seeing a larger systemic issue!
I am really disappointed in the #alllivesmatter movement. No coverage about this unarmed white teen killed by the police. I didn't even see anything from my acquaintances that live in SC. Looks like people aren't doing a great job of sharing this on social media.
Hopefully this spurs everyone to take a closer look at police brutality and excessive force by law enforcement. We have a serious problem right now, but it is a lot easier to blame "thug black people" instead of seeing a larger systemic issue!
This kid too was murdered. It seems like the spotlight's focus is on the lives of minorities murdered by police, while the far rarer instances of whites murdered by police are still overlooked.
This kid too was murdered. It seems like the spotlight's focus is on the lives of minorities murdered by police, while the far rarer instances of whites murdered by police are still overlooked.
Because it is easier for the press to get the Black folk all agitated and start the rioting process to increase ratings. Not so easy for Whites, Asians, and Hispanics!
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