December 23, 2018 by V Leigh

“My son was murdered by this officer…That ain’t training. That’s cowardice.”

dooms "My son was murdered by this officer…That ain't training. That's cowardice."

where can i buy isotretinoin in the uk The father of a 21-year-old man mistakenly killed by a police officer in an Alabama mall says an independent autopsy shows his son was shot three times in the back. https://t.co/7pz0u8zpvN pic.twitter.com/ttIb2fRj8G

— ABC News (@ABC) December 3, 2018

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Alabama law allowed EJ Bradford Jr. to carry his gun in public. Police fatally shot him anyway.

The racial double standards of “the good guy with a gun” argument are lethal.https://t.co/PhstyozyrR

— ACLU (@ACLU) December 5, 2018

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EJ Bradford’s father speaks: “My son was shot three times…he was murdered…he couldn’t even scream.” @WVTM13 pic.twitter.com/ajzehJQfXe

— Larissa Scott (@LarissaWVTM13) December 4, 2018

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The @NRA wants you to believe that a good guy with a gun can stop a bad guy with a gun, but when the good guy is Black the results can be deadly. Police have recently killed two legally armed Black men and the NRA has remained uncharacteristically silent.https://t.co/mh0FIELTTc

— Guns Down America (@gunsdownamerica) December 6, 2018

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'He was murdered': EJ Bradford was shot three times from behind by officer, autopsy reveals https://t.co/v60C5LAGdx

— The Guardian (@guardian) December 3, 2018

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The findings of the independent autopsy said that Emantic "EJ" Fitzgerald Bradford Jr. “posed no threat” when he was fatally shot on Thanksgiving night. https://t.co/5XFL4wArbD

— USA TODAY (@USATODAY) December 4, 2018

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'Say No Mo, Where is video?': The assassination of #EJBradford https://t.co/9cSm5Jypp9 pic.twitter.com/0HCDC43Sl3

— The Root (@TheRoot) December 3, 2018

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December 11, 2018 by V Leigh

We must end the absurdity of the United States having more people in jail than any other country on Earth

Black youth only account for about 20% of the total youth population in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania—but they were 20X more likely than their white peers to be arrested and charged as adults in 2016 & 2017. via @theappeal https://t.co/JxCF3mYbii

— Sentencing Project (@SentencingProj) November 27, 2018

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Because of the use of a notoriously unreliable roadside drug test, a Georgia woman endured arrest, a million-dollar bond, and months of jail—over "meth" that was actually cotton candy.@laurenk_gill via @theappeal https://t.co/hBwIzThYCP pic.twitter.com/MAqAkl8R4e

— Inst. Policy Studies (@IPS_DC) November 27, 2018

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Reform of the criminal justice system must include a nuanced approach to the prosecution and sentencing of all crimes. Larry Krasner is one of the only DAs in the country that doesn't limit his reform to the prosecution of nonviolent crimes. https://t.co/GStcWahbi6 by @abgutman

— The Appeal (@theappeal) November 20, 2018

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For framing innocent Black men, a Florida police chief gets three years in prison. Raimundo Atesiano, the former Biscayne Park police chief, directed his officers to frame innocent men for a series of unsolved burglaries. https://t.co/6lqspz71Fn

— The Appeal (@theappeal) November 27, 2018

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We must end the absurdity of the United States having more people in jail than any other country on Earth. We have a racist criminal justice system that must be fundamentally transformed.

— Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) November 25, 2018

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“I know what I did was wrong, and I had to pay the price for my actions… But this is the most extreme price there is.”

There's more than one family separation crisis in this country. https://t.co/nz2X3OZefp

— Southern Poverty Law Center (@splcenter) December 5, 2018

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BREAKING: An Illinois appeals court upheld a decision to sentence a man to 10 years in prison for stealing $33 worth of underwear from a Family Dollar store. https://t.co/7hQstxIFFQ

— Injustice Watch (@injusticewatch) December 5, 2018

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Bail was created to ensure that people show up to their court date, but instead it’s just used to punish poor people. @jduffyrice pic.twitter.com/kDEYAVysgP

— Liz Plank (@feministabulous) November 30, 2018

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Delaware prisoners say they were beaten, stripped and tortured for months after a February uprising, w/ guards physically and verbally abusing them to this day. https://t.co/MYsk5sKdT6

— Matt Ferner (@matthewferner) November 30, 2018

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Fred Clay was arrested for murder when he was 16, found guilty, and then spent nearly 38 years in prison in Massachusetts before he was exonerated. Clay has been out of prison for over a year but has yet to see any compensation from the state. https://t.co/rrTa616JFe

— The Appeal (@theappeal) December 3, 2018

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“I’m not trying to escape, I just wanted to cut myself,” Molly, who has a severe mental illness, told Illinois corrections officers. She used the razor wire from the fence to cut her arm. The prison responded with pepper spray and punishment. https://t.co/zqcw10QdNh

— The Appeal (@theappeal) December 5, 2018

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Life imprisonment has little effect on crimes rates, yet there are more than 200,000 lifers in prison. Watch our full video on the real impact of life sentences here: https://t.co/4nFkdPOvx3

Learn more at: https://t.co/pENPanaahG #EndLifeImprisonment #20YearsisEnough pic.twitter.com/YXiVMkmQ94

— Brave New Films (@bravenewfilms) December 5, 2018

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Where is the justice? A Tennessee court ruled that Cyntoia Brown, a #SexTrafficking survivor, must serve 51 years in prison before she is eligible for parole https://t.co/0JaprhGtgH pic.twitter.com/x4XiOEixNk

— Blavity News (@Blavity) December 7, 2018

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"Cyntoia [Brown] never described herself as a child sex slave, a term that is now being used to characterize her experience. … Such sensationalist language … obscures the complexities inherent in the experiences of young people in the sex trade.” https://t.co/CJH489IwzF

— The Appeal (@theappeal) December 11, 2018

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December 9, 2018 by V Leigh

The FBI reported yesterday that there were 7,106 single-bias incidents involving 8,493 victims in 2017. Just more than 59% of those victims were targeted because of their race, ethnicity or ancestry.

When people think of racism like this, they think about some far-off time in some far-off land.

But this is today, in South Los Angeles, on Crenshaw. These are swastikas on Black faces.

An attack on one of us is an attack on all of us. pic.twitter.com/xP7D05A3o4

— Congressmember Bass (@RepKarenBass) November 29, 2018

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Holocaust scholar at Teachers College, Columbia University finds swastikas spray-painted on her office wall https://t.co/UYSfo7MzXy #Antisemitism

— Michael Dickson (@michaeldickson) November 29, 2018

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Tonight, in “Documenting Hate: New American Nazis,” we take a closer look at Atomwaffen, examining its alleged role in a failed terror plot and how it hosted “hate camps” with military-style training. Watch at 9/8c on @PBS & at this link. https://t.co/ke9dgaGEND pic.twitter.com/YuUgvzBcdS

— FRONTLINE (@frontlinepbs) November 20, 2018

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Survey: nearly four-in-ten Latinos reported experiencing offensive incidents in the last year, including:
-discrimination
-criticism for speaking Spanish in public
-being told to go back to their country
-being called offensive names.https://t.co/8fJeXeBVpX via @HoustonChron

— Documenting Hate (@DocumentHate) November 1, 2018

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'You're Gonna Be Wiped Out, Trust Me' – Video shows Arizona woman make shocking racist attack https://t.co/1aFupahKKv pic.twitter.com/tQ0Mt5BbPk

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) November 23, 2018

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What's this woman's name? Who is she?

She openly called my friend a nigger yesterday @BedBathBeyond in Pembroke Pines, Florida during the Black Friday sales.

She did right in front of my friend's children. And the store did nothing about it.

What's her name? pic.twitter.com/w3uiDkREuM

— Shaun King (@shaunking) November 25, 2018

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Here's a better picture of her. What's her name?

I've said this before and I'll say it again.

Go ahead and be a public bigot, but we will hold you publicly accountable for it. pic.twitter.com/lUeow0xjjO

— Shaun King (@shaunking) November 25, 2018

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White supremacy is schools citing free speech when kids praise Nazism but threaten punishment when kids condemn racism.😑 pic.twitter.com/dj1CYUdOMK

— Qasim Rashid, Esq. (@MuslimIQ) November 24, 2018

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The FBI reported yesterday that there were 7,106 single-bias incidents involving 8,493 victims in 2017. Just more than 59% of those victims were targeted because of their race, ethnicity or ancestry. https://t.co/zJPJLXzkmf

— Hatewatch (@Hatewatch) November 14, 2018

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