What If The Killing In Ferguson Was Reversed

 

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The Ferguson shooting in reverse:
A young white kid is walking down the street. A black policeman approaches him and tells him to get the F**K out of the street. The cop pulls off, then backs up, almost hitting the white kid. A confrontation occurs, shots are fired with several white neighbors witnessing it. The black cop exits the vehicle and begins to fire on the unarmed white kid who is running away. The white kid turns around and puts his hands in the air. The black police officer continues to shot at the white kid, shooting him in the eye and top of the head as he is slumping down from the previous shots.

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Video Emerges of Darren Wilson On Day He Arrested a Man For Recording On His Own Front Lawn

Mike Arman was bothering no one on the afternoon of October 28, 2013 when Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson showed up to his home uninvited. Wilson later said his reason for the intrusion was that he noticed there were unused vehicles on Arman’s property. When Arman, for his own safety, began to film the interaction on his cell phone, Darren Wilson responded by threatening Arman. In Wilson’s words, “If you wanna take a picture of me one more time, I’m gonna lock your ass up.” “Do I not have the right to record?” asked Arman, knowing full well it is perfectly legal to record police, especially when the officer is standing on a citizen’s own property. But Wilson responded, “No, you don’t.” 


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University Officials Step Down After Anti-Latina Comments

A San Jose State University philanthropy board member and a vice president have resigned after an investigation into anti-Latina remarks attributed to the board member that went unchallenged by the vice president.

Wanda Ginner, a board member on the university’s philanthropic Towers Foundation, and Rebecca Dukes, vice president for university advancement, stepped down on Friday, according to letters university president Mo Qayoumi addressed to the campus community and released to The Huffington Post. Ginner had been accused of saying that Latina students “do not have the DNA to be successful” during a February meeting of the foundation board. Dukes was present at that meeting and allegedly did not condemn Ginner’s comment.

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Good riddance!
I wonder who these two racists will work for next though?

Whites live a fantasy of innocence, create death and destruction for people of color

White innocence constitutes the crime. It is how whites tend to think, speak and act as if we play no role in the racial conflict that is largely of our making and responsibility.
 

As Jennifer L. Pierce argues in Racing for Innocence: Whiteness, Gender, and the Backlash Against Affirmative Action, whites tell a story about ourselves that disavows any accountability for racism. White denial of responsibility, including how we are socialized into a racist society, is rooted in the American myth that we as a white nation are an exception and exceptional. This myth, of course, whitewashes history, forgetting a history of genocide of first American peoples and how our capitalist system is built on slavery and racism.

Pierce further explains that the myth of white innocence thrives within the American liberal myth of the unencumbered individual. Whites live as if we are innocent until proven guilty; we assume every individual is treated fairly and respectfully.

The story of innocence we tell ourselves renders the most basic questioning of white privilege and systemic racism invisible for critical reflection.

It is not only that whites tend to live by the myth of American innocence, but we also live by a fantasy of Christian innocence.

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Can Border Patrol be fixed?

Border Patrol’s use-of-force problem wasn’t just that agents shot people too often. It was that the agency either supported its agents, or didn’t care about addressing the public’s concerns. In spring 2014, an American Immigration Council report analyzed over 800 complaints filed about Border Patrol misconduct — most of which were about use of force — over the past few years. What they found was alarming,


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