The recordings could offer clues to the identities of the men who shot black protesters on Monday night.
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The recordings could offer clues to the identities of the men who shot black protesters on Monday night.
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This is #JamarClark in handcuffs, after being shot. See the position of his hands and shine of the cuffs? pic.twitter.com/hCBK4uqroW
— Shaun King (@ShaunKing) November 22, 2015
#BlackLivesMatter #justice4jamar https://t.co/Tkh1SNEl2e
— Lord Roy G. Biv (@Yummy_Sandifer) November 24, 2015
#BlackLivesMatter #Justice4Jamar – Activists Shot By White Supremacists in Minneapolis at the #4thPrecinctShutDown: https://t.co/Rb3c5dSg4z
— Osha Karow (@OshaKarow) November 24, 2015
‘Get him the hell out of here!’: Trump sics supporters on black protester who gets beaten and kicked https://t.co/uGUWBYWKYw
— Randy Blazak, PhD. (@rblazak) November 22, 2015
Unreal. White Trump supporters chant "All Lives Matter" while assaulting black man at rally: https://t.co/o0JFuB7z7h pic.twitter.com/eo1iCDGasZ
— Keegan Stephan (@KeeganNYC) November 22, 2015
We have to deal with the most urgent and obvious issue: the killing of African-Americans by police or deaths while in custody. #2020Approach
— Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) November 21, 2015
.@Carl_Dix commends victory, also challenges students 2 fight 4 #TamirRice
#ConcernedStudent1950
#BlackOnCampus pic.twitter.com/Zp4C0bo8JK
— Sunsara Taylor (@SunsaraTaylor) November 13, 2015
NYC This Weekend
Rise Up For Tamir
Actions Tomorrow & Monday to mark one year since the police murder of #TamirRice pic.twitter.com/kmojzp7YM1
— Keegan Stephan (@KeeganNYC) November 21, 2015
this is why making police complaints are so necessary. got to keep track of them. https://t.co/4EWJFZMl6d
— patrisse cullors (@osope) November 18, 2015
This is really dope. https://t.co/Zd3kSVW17X
— Absolutely Not (@PumpsandBumps) November 19, 2015
Photo is agonizing for me to see. My son is PEACEFULLY protesting w/ hands up; officer is shouldering gun. Why? https://t.co/TTUBR0fxtS
— Rep. Keith Ellison (@keithellison) November 19, 2015
Santa Monica’s police chief Wednesday defended her officers and a 911 caller after a black executive claimed that, because of her race, she was detained as a burglary suspect at her own home.
Fay Wells wrote in a piece published by the Washington Post that she locked herself out of her apartment late one night in September and called a locksmith to get back inside. A neighbor — whom Wells described as white — called 911, reporting a burglary in progress. That triggered a response by at least 16 officers who detained Wells at gunpoint, according to her article.
Wells identified herself in the Post as a vice president of strategy for an unnamed California company.
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Third Missouri Teen Charged With Making Campus Yik Yak Threats https://t.co/ku8x8t61rV pic.twitter.com/D5cFskmzBo
— BuzzFeed News (@BuzzFeedNews) November 13, 2015
It's
now
been
an
OUTRAGEOUS
356
days
since
@CLEpolice
murdered
#TamirRice.
This, alone, is injustice.
https://t.co/K4M0M4iqr6
— Shaun King (@ShaunKing) November 13, 2015
Two officers, eight shots, one mother dead. No indictment. https://t.co/4ep0ySMGtN pic.twitter.com/gngOloc2Z9
— AJC (@ajc) November 15, 2015
My latest.
Murder convictions of American police are as rare/difficult as convicting whites for lynching in 1892.
https://t.co/ZRU4ReH5Sl
— Shaun King (@ShaunKing) November 17, 2015
As during 90 years of American lynching, American Police know full well that the odds they are convicted for murder are far less than 1%.
— Shaun King (@ShaunKing) November 17, 2015
.@ShaunKing: 10,000 people have been killed by cops since 2005, almost none were convicted. https://t.co/UfXuWoBkxI pic.twitter.com/YJ0EipthDp
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) November 17, 2015
Witnesses say #JamarClark was laying on the ground before he was shot to death by police in Minneapolis https://t.co/l7MWw9Bzlh
@adri16
— Viva la causa! (@70torinoman) November 16, 2015
Protesters have sat down in front of police cars, nobody is going in or out #Justice4Jamar #JamarClark pic.twitter.com/oK9LIss2yE
— Black Lives MPLS (@BlackLivesMpls) November 16, 2015
Our demands to get #Justice4JamarClark pic.twitter.com/7t0oIGw7N6
— Black Lives MPLS (@BlackLivesMpls) November 15, 2015
992 people have been killed by police in the US in 2015. Help us keep count by sending tips https://t.co/JTs0FAIYZE pic.twitter.com/yPoo8T8M3s
— The Counted (@thecounted) November 13, 2015
President Obama says he supports the protesters at the University of Missouri for speaking out against the racism they say they’ve experienced on their campus. “The civil rights movement happened because there was civil disobedience, because people were willing to go to jail,” Obama told George Stephanopoulos in an interview that aired on ABC’s “This Week” Sunday. I want you to be somebody who’s strong and sees themselves as somebody who’s looking out for the vulnerable.’ “But I tell ’em, ‘I want you also to be able to listen,’” Obama continued.
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A principal of a middle school is accused of admonishing a Grade 8 girl for wearing her normally braided hair in a natural style. CityNews reporter Avery Haines has more on the story.
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This principle needs to be replaced with one who does not follow the doctrine of Straight Hair Supremacy. All power to tall hair, big hair and long hair.
A ProPublica analysis of killings by police shows outsize risk for young black males.
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