December 2, 2021 by V Leigh

CHALLENGE TO ROE v. WADE: The future of Roe v. Wade is now in doubt as justices heard arguments over a Mississippi abortion law.

CHALLENGE TO ROE v. WADE: The future of Roe v. Wade is now in doubt as justices heard arguments over a Mississippi abortion law. @TerryMoran is at the Supreme Court where demonstrators on both sides protested. https://t.co/2wSFdaAQO1 pic.twitter.com/QdO2z6CNS4
— World News Tonight (@ABCWorldNews) December 2, 2021

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The Supreme Court heard oral arguments on one of its most important cases in decades and considered the future of abortion rights in America. Here’s what to know from a dramatic day in court. https://t.co/dfz4E528ER
— CNN (@CNN) December 2, 2021

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Rep. Jackson Lee is urging the Supreme Court to uphold Roe v. Wade, which she says there’s ‘no credible reason to overturn’ it. https://t.co/ugSaVJrsSZ
— MSNBC (@MSNBC) December 1, 2021

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As the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to hear a case that posing a challenge to Roe v. Wade, most Americans want that 1973 ruling concerning abortion to remain in place, according to a recent @CBSNewsPoll pic.twitter.com/udHyfdrxBb
— Ed O’Keefe (@edokeefe) December 1, 2021

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In regard to the Supreme Court, what is there to say? As long as women’s rights can be decided by a set of nine political appointees, we are not free. It is poor women, and/or women of color and/or rural women who will suffer the most if Roe is overturned.
— roxane gay (@rgay) December 1, 2021

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And while we’re here, a reminder that abortion & repro health is not *just* a women’s rights issue

It’s an economic justice, racial justice, gender justice, trans rights & workers’ rights issue, & etc.

Attacks on repro healthcare has ripple effects on the already vulnerable
— Summer Lee (@SummerForPA) December 2, 2021

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November 28, 2021 by V Leigh

“If he didn’t break the law, we should change the law.”

This photo says it all! Black kids need to know their lives matter! #JusticeForAhmaud pic.twitter.com/pJLQUBwnED
— Arndrea Waters King (@ArndreaKing) November 24, 2021

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This #JusticeForAhmaud came from people speaking out & showing up. Remember we went 74 days without an arrest; this was never inevitable. Gratitude to all. To the runners, the #BLM activists, the preachers, the local citizens, all who said that his life mattered. pic.twitter.com/FTHHF4lqxz
— Heather McGhee (@hmcghee) November 24, 2021

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Police have killed 961 people this year. To date, officers have being charged with a crime in only 10 of these killings – 1% of the total. https://t.co/vqURbJZyIR
— Samuel Sinyangwe (@samswey) November 24, 2021

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Check out Mississippi Goddam Chapter 6: Mississippi Justice https://t.co/fqqRqcq7yZ
— Fund the people. Disarm the police. (@glncv) November 27, 2021

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Footage shows the killing of the 32-year-old Black man in his home by a white officer — over the objections of his Black, more-experienced partner. Both officers are still on duty.https://t.co/4iFwxeJx4s
— ProPublica (@propublica) November 22, 2021

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“If he didn’t break the law, we should change the law.”

— @StephenAtHome hits at Kyle Rittenhouse acquittal after killing 2 protesters and injuring 1 during Black Lives Matter demonstration. pic.twitter.com/gMPUQLmmI6
— The Recount (@therecount) November 23, 2021

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April 23, 2021 by V Leigh

#MakiahBryant is the 5th child killed by Columbus police since 2013.

#BREAKING UPDATE:

Family: 15-year-old girl shot and killed by police officer in southeast Columbus https://t.co/A4mv0GvdLW #10TV
— 10TV (@10TV) April 21, 2021

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IF IT WASN’T NECESSARY TO SHOOT THE WHITE MEN WHO WERE ATTACKING COPS AT THE CAPITOL, IT’S NOT NECESSARY TO EMPTY CLIPS INTO A TEENAGER.
— DEFUND & ABOLISH POLICE, REFUND OUR COMMUNITIES (@BreeNewsome) April 22, 2021

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#MakiahBryant is the 5th child killed by Columbus police since 2013. https://t.co/Hei4WuZMDP
— Samuel Sinyangwe (@samswey) April 21, 2021

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We can’t recover. We keep getting hit! https://t.co/khGQGhcwo1
— Venus Evans-Winters (@DrVEvansWinters) April 21, 2021

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Ma’Khia Bryant, a Black teenage girl, was shot and killed by a white police officer in Columbus, Ohio, after she called 911 for help when a group of “older kids” threatened her, according to her family.https://t.co/W1PJ06rt8L
— NPR (@NPR) April 21, 2021

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All these politicians released statements warning protestors not to damage property but none of them warned police not to kill https://t.co/b7W7CSRj3h
— Kareem Ali 🙅🏿‍♂️ (@RealKareemAli) April 21, 2021

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Ohio State students take over student union to demand OSU cut ties with Columbus Police after the killing of Ma’Khia Bryant, then march to the statehouse. https://t.co/Onts8rLJFW
— Julie Polter (@JuliePolter) April 22, 2021

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It should be lost on no one that Ma’Khia Bryant’s size will impact the empathy people have towards her and is part of the reason why this 16 year old child was deemed a “woman” in initial reports.
— Imani Barbarin, MAGC | Crutches&Spice ♿️ (@Imani_Barbarin) April 22, 2021

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Ma’Khia Bryant should be alive today. She should be talking to friends and spending time with family and blossoming into adolescence.

Ma’Khia Bryant should get to grow up. She should get to make mistakes and have conflicts and learn lessons without it costing her, her life.
— Rhea Boyd MD, MPH (@RheaBoydMD) April 22, 2021

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Ma’Khia Bryant was so radiant.
Praying for Black girls everywhere.
— zyahna bryant. (@ZyahnaB) April 21, 2021

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Don Lemon, Chris Cuomo defend officer who shot Ma’Khia Bryant https://t.co/aD3nWnKpbv
— Newsweek (@Newsweek) April 22, 2021

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After Ma’Khia Bryant’s shooting, women of color wrestle with how to protect their kids: “We’re in a state of emergency” https://t.co/AtnsSAhfWn
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) April 22, 2021

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if you call the cops because someone broke into your house, and you get into a fight with the person who broke into your home, and the cops show up and shoot you, do you think that’s okay? Do you think that’s keeping people “safe”? Do you accept this potential outcome as normal?
— derecka (@dereckapurnell) April 22, 2021

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The moment you tell me shooting and killing a child was necessary or justified, the conversation is over. I don’t have a lot of hard and fast rules but that sure as fuck is one of them.
— Saeed Jones (@theferocity) April 22, 2021

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Columbus, OH, police shot Ma’Khia Bryant around the same time Derek Chauvin was convicted of murder — and the local community is still waiting for answers https://t.co/Rkk9QjGMKa
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) April 22, 2021

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There Is No Country For Black Girls Like Ma’Khia Bryant

There is no perfect way to be Black, let alone a Black woman or girl child in this world. https://t.co/s8oDnsKKf0

– via @newsone pic.twitter.com/YaoY2F8iuF
— Bossip (@Bossip) April 22, 2021

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April 13, 2021 by V Leigh

The killing of Daunte Wright

We are sick and heartbroken.

In the closing days of Derek Chauvin’s murder trial, Brooklyn Center police killed 20 year old Daunte Wright, another Black man, during a traffic stop.

This violence is a basic part of police interactions with communities of color. It must stop. pic.twitter.com/bCqp3xRnT8
— Ilhan Omar (@IlhanMN) April 12, 2021

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‘Daily Show’s’ Trevor Noah Says Daunte Wright Is Proof Cops ‘Don’t Give a Shit’ https://t.co/o0bel5rLWu
— Jeffrey Levin (@jilevin) April 13, 2021

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More on Daunte Wright’s death and Caron Nazario’s violent traffic stop: https://t.co/rTaRiZBlAr pic.twitter.com/rCGGRYUFei
— The Daily Show (@TheDailyShow) April 13, 2021

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‘Great … put her in jail like they would do any one of us’ — Naisha Wright, in response to hearing that the officer who killed her nephew Daunte Wright has resigned pic.twitter.com/95oPUPMq8Y
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) April 13, 2021

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Tasers look and feel different from pistols, and most police forces have protocols to prevent a mix-up.

So how could the officer who shot Daunte Wright in Minnesota on Sunday grab her gun instead of her Taser, as the police chief said? https://t.co/vBz8uVo7tA
— The New York Times (@nytimes) April 13, 2021

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#DaunteWright’s father speaks out: “I can’t accept that – a mistake, that doesn’t even sound right. This officer has been on the force for 26 years. I can’t accept that.”pic.twitter.com/P9FRnpM3jQ
— philip lewis (@Phil_Lewis_) April 13, 2021

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Justice is the fight for life. #DaunteWright

🎨 by @arielsinhaha pic.twitter.com/s83uCYzlZ5
— Ibram X. Kendi (@DrIbram) April 13, 2021

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April 3, 2021 by V Leigh

Derek Chauvin Trial – “I see Chauvin demonstrating that he, not Floyd, got to decide whether Floyd was allowed to breathe.”

5 things about the #ChauvinTrial

1. George Floyd is not on trial.

2. Nothing he did justifies Derek Chauvin sitting on his neck for 9 minutes, 29 seconds.

3. His death was not caused by drugs or poor health.

4. Nor was it caused by eyewitnesses.

5. Film the police. pic.twitter.com/CUJbuMpcxf
— Keith Boykin (@keithboykin) April 1, 2021

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Cops wouldn’t let an off-duty firefighter save George Floyd, a witness testifies https://t.co/cx8DeV0xPM
— Mother Jones (@MotherJones) March 30, 2021

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WATCH: “Totally distressed.” Genevieve Hansen, an off-duty firefighter, takes the stand in the #DerekChauvinTrial.

Hansen becomes emotional telling the jury how she felt when she wanted to render medical help to #GeorgeFloyd and could not.

WATCH LIVE – https://t.co/bis122QdFc pic.twitter.com/jhqt2T8yx3
— Court TV (@CourtTV) March 30, 2021

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Three teenagers and a 9-year-old girl who witnessed Derek Chauvin put George Floyd in a knee chokehold last May as the unarmed Black man cried out that he could not breathe were forced to relive the traumatic details of that day as they testified today.https://t.co/FBIq2noyd3
— Legal Defense Fund (@NAACP_LDF) March 31, 2021

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It shouldn’t be so difficult to hold police officers accountable for blatant misconduct. Especially when it’s on video for millions to see.

We need to end qualified immunity.
— Julián Castro (@JulianCastro) March 31, 2021

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“I Felt the Need to Call the Police on the Police”: Witnesses Describe Seeing George Floyd’s Murder https://t.co/u0OxNAA41W via @democracynow
— glenn robinson (he/him) (@glncv) March 31, 2021

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Minneapolis Police Lt. Richard Zimmerman just testified that the force Derek Chauvin used on George Floyd was “totally unnecessary” and “uncalled for.”

He said, “Putting your knee on the neck for that amount of time is just uncalled for.”
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— Yamiche Alcindor (@Yamiche) April 2, 2021

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We are NOT “angry Black men”! Donald Williams’ feelings are VALID & he had the the right to express the pain he felt while viewing the unjust terror George Floyd experienced under the knee of Derek Chauvin! pic.twitter.com/QuSkKGL2pB
— Ben Crump (@AttorneyCrump) April 3, 2021

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2 paramedics who testified at Derek Chauvin’s trial say that #GeorgeFloyd did not appear to be breathing when they arrived.

Floyd was still handcuffed. One said Chauvin was still on top of Floyd when they arrived, and no medical help was being provided: “I thought he was dead.” pic.twitter.com/sFBKQNz14v
— AJ+ (@ajplus) April 1, 2021

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“The crowd really shouldn’t have an effect on your actions.” Lt. Zimmerman blows another gigantic hole in the Chauvin defense team’s case, this time destroying the racist “angry mob” scenario.
— Eugene Robinson (@Eugene_Robinson) April 2, 2021

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Liked on YouTube: Supervisor Buries Derek Chauvin During Trial https://t.co/xXVMFYpErR
— Clarkthesith (@wayminit) April 3, 2021

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“When I see that look Chauvin gave the onlookers, I see more than heartlessness. I see arrogance and superiority. . .I see Chauvin demonstrating that he, not Floyd, got to decide whether Floyd was allowed to breathe.”

Commentary by @Eugene_Robinson https://t.co/AOeSxiAiMQ
— Ibram X. Kendi (@DrIbram) April 3, 2021

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March 14, 2021 by V Leigh

It’s been one year since police murdered #BreonnaTaylor. Her family still looks for justice.

Breonna Taylor’s mother: “It’s been a year for people. But every day has been March 13th for me.” https://t.co/GI5eJtvjiA pic.twitter.com/xf3xZn9XQN
— CNN Tonight (@CNNTonight) March 13, 2021

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Police killed Breonna Taylor 1 year ago today.

Since then, 2 officers have been fired, 1 officer has been charged for endangering neighbors (for the bullets that missed), but 0 officers have been charged for killing her.

Let us remember and continue to fight for Breonna. pic.twitter.com/zuBVcMktxi
— Detroit Will Breathe (@DETWILLBREATHE) March 14, 2021

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For Tamika Palmer, every day is still March 13, 2020 — the day her daughter, Breonna Taylor, was killed by police officers in her apartment.

One year later, she is calling for further investigation and accountability, including from the Justice Department.https://t.co/uVykoCIrpV
— 19thnews (@19thnews) March 13, 2021

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Breonna Taylor was an infectiously joyful person.

I wish she were here today. Planning a wedding. Posting a vaccine selfie. Bright future ahead of her.

May her legacy be defined by the life she lived.

Her killers remain at large.

We won’t forget her. We won’t stop fighting. pic.twitter.com/HrnTsNkiUt
— Ayanna Pressley (@AyannaPressley) March 13, 2021

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Today, I #SayHerName. Breonna Taylor. Her life and her dreams were needlessly cut short. @POTUS and I will continue to push for police reform. We’re committed to working with Congress to get it done.
— Vice President Kamala Harris (@VP) March 14, 2021

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After a year without Breonna Taylor, protesters are renewing calls for justice – NBC News https://t.co/sdlRMa6xW7 via @GoogleNews
— glenn robinson (he/him) (@glncv) March 14, 2021

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When the grand jury decision was announced in Louisville I joined ⁦@chrislhayes⁩ to talk abt the impunity of ofcrs – at least one of whom had been deemed unfit by a neighboring PD. ⁦#JusticeforBreonnaTaylor https://t.co/QnoOoKazK4
— Sherrilyn Ifill (@Sifill_LDF) March 13, 2021

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No justice for Breonna Taylor means we still #SayHerName
Breonna Taylor’s life was taken by white supremacy and killer cops, exactly one year ago.
Rest in Power.#ProtectBlackWomen pic.twitter.com/g8a9WjVkwY
— Black Lives Matter (@Blklivesmatter) March 13, 2021

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SAY HER NAME: BREONNA TAYLOR.
— ACLU (@ACLU) March 13, 2021

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March 8, 2021 by V Leigh

Derek Chauvin on trial for murder of George Floyd

News cycle we are about to requires this reminder. The Derek Chauvin trial is about to start. This is not the George Floyd trial. The man whose breath was squeezed out or his body is not on trial. There are other ways to honor his name beyond giving him this erroneous headline
— Michele Norris (@michele_norris) March 8, 2021

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The former Minneapolis officer accused of killing George Floyd faces charges of second-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. The trial will begin with jury selection, which could take weeks. https://t.co/p0evQcF9TL
— NPR (@NPR) March 8, 2021

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CROWDS GATHERS TO DEMAND JUSTICE FOR GEORGE FLOYD: Protesters are gathering outside a Minneapolis courthouse where a jury selection is underway for the trial of Derek Chauvin. https://t.co/RdajLoNHWK
— NowThis (@nowthisnews) March 8, 2021

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Jury selection for Derek Chauvin’s murder trial begins today. He faces 40 years in prison for killing #GeorgeFloyd.

Protesters marched in Minneapolis before the trial.

Some doubt he will be convicted: “Time and time again… police do things like this or worse, and get off.” pic.twitter.com/SSWyYDyGaB
— AJ+ (@ajplus) March 8, 2021

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March 2, 2021 by V Leigh

The Assassination of Malcolm X: Ex-Undercover Officer Admits Role in FBI; Police Conspiracy

The Assassination of Malcolm X: Ex-Undercover Officer Admits Role in FBI & Police Conspiracy https://t.co/isSIYEsPOJ via @democracynow
— glenn robinson (he/him) (@glncv) February 26, 2021

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#MalcolmX family demands reopening of murder investigation – https://t.co/8YMFMKyQ6t

New evidence in #MalcolmX assassination points to possible #conspiracy – https://t.co/q8OkWlr7IQ
— DcSlumdog (@DcSlumdog) February 21, 2021

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On this day in 1965, Malcolm X was assassinated. They tried to silence him. But his unflinching resistance lives on all these years later as the knife of racism remains in our back. pic.twitter.com/Sm03Odn0ke
— Ibram X. Kendi (@DrIbram) February 21, 2021

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NYPD Officer Admits He Played a Role in the Murder of Malcolm X – The North Star with Shaun King https://t.co/ziNTHIpCEx
— glenn robinson (he/him) (@glncv) February 22, 2021

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Malcolm X’s family releases letter alleging FBI, police role in his death https://t.co/dHVbS6MERw pic.twitter.com/g8DRFh8arP
— Reuters (@Reuters) February 21, 2021

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MEDIA ALERT: @AttorneyCrump & Reggie Wood to hold news conference on 2/20 at 12:30 ET to deliver new evidence regarding the assassination of Malcolm X to his daughters & the Manhattan DA following a deathbed declaration from Ray Wood, an undercover police officer at the time. pic.twitter.com/xadqNs5mlR
— Ben Crump Law, PLLC (@BenCrumpLaw) February 19, 2021

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“We Want the Truth Uncovered”: Malcolm X’s Daughter Ilyasah Shabazz Backs New Probe into Assassination https://t.co/YxGIJ8vBKj via @democracynow
— glenn robinson (he/him) (@glncv) February 26, 2021

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February 25, 2021 by V Leigh

A year ago, Ahmaud Arbery was shot and killed while on a run.

A Black man should be able to go for a jog without fearing for his life. Today, we remember Ahmaud Arbery’s life and we dedicate ourselves to making this country safer for people of color.
— President Biden (@POTUS) February 23, 2021

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A year ago, Ahmaud Arbery was shot and killed while on a run. As we remember Ahmaud today, we commit to building a future where Black Americans no longer have to live in fear— simply because of the color of their skin.
— Vice President Kamala Harris (@VP) February 24, 2021

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“They took a part of me they never going to be able to put back. I’ve got to get justice for my boy, and I’ve got to make sure those three men never walk the streets again. I’m starving for justice for him. And we’re going to get justice.”https://t.co/dmNPPmNOpw
— Legal Defense Fund (@NAACP_LDF) February 23, 2021

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One year ago today, Ahmaud Arbery was murdered. I poured my thoughts and emotions into “Who Gets to Be Afraid in America?”

“The black man can’t escape the fear of the black man.”

Ahmaud was running but couldn’t escape. 🎨 @Denny_Ow4real https://t.co/esM0zzhMGD pic.twitter.com/gH8B2r1xKO
— Ibram X. Kendi (@DrIbram) February 23, 2021

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#AhmaudArbery was killed 1 year ago today. He was 25.

3 white men chased and shot him while he was jogging, using racist slurs over his body. They claimed they believed he was a burglar.

It took over 2 months for Georgia authorities to arrest and charge them with murder. pic.twitter.com/mDsjMK0jYD
— AJ+ (@ajplus) February 23, 2021

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December 30, 2020 by V Leigh

Justice would have been officers never killing Tamir Rice in the first place.

The DOJ not filing charges against the police who killed 12-year-old Tamir Rice because the video does not make the “sequence of events” clear is some sort of sick joke.

Those cops shot Tamir as soon as they rolled up on him. It could not be more clear.https://t.co/Hm9elp5lHD
— Rebecca Kavanagh (@DrRJKavanagh) December 29, 2020

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It cannot be called the Justice Department if it cannot bring about justice for the murder of 12-year-old Tamir Rice.

In Tamir’s honor, we say to every Black child: we love you. And we will never stop fighting to protect you. https://t.co/ZipZDe0b0V
— Cori Bush (@CoriBush) December 30, 2020

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The Justice Department announced it will not charge the police officer who killed #TamirRice in 2014 due to lack of evidence.

Cleveland Officer Loehmann shot 12-year-old Rice while playing with a toy gun. Neither him nor his partner Garmback have faced any criminal charges. pic.twitter.com/G2HjhX1PD4
— AJ+ (@ajplus) December 29, 2020

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In 2014, 12-year-old Tamir Rice was shot by police while playing with a BB gun.

Responding officers were informed beforehand that he was likely a juvenile and the gun was likely fake—but they shot him just 2 seconds after arriving.

This is not justice. https://t.co/JQXDJn8dTM
— Julián Castro (@JulianCastro) December 30, 2020

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Justice would have been officers never killing Tamir Rice in the first place.

But the choice to close this case only reinforces our legal system’s indifference to Black life. https://t.co/QNXpj4nNnF
— ACLU (@ACLU) December 30, 2020

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