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Been enjoying the Netflix adaptation of Castlevania

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I am extremely mentally ill and unable to work. I’m an adult living with ASD (Autism). I do my best in life but i’m sadly not able to do much with my life due to it. I’m looking into online therapy, crafting, and other stuff so it gets me going again. Due to not being able to work I’ve been struggling on paying pet bills for the vets lately. As my pet python is quite ill. Any donation would help me so much but DON’T feel like you have to donate to me. Spreading this would help hugely. Thank you for reading. 

Incredible art!

Roots.

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Breonna Taylor, a 26-year-old ER technician and former EMT, was lying in her own bed when police broke in and shot her eight times without so much as announcing their presence. Say her name. Do the work. Text. Call. Sign. Donate.

Our country is facing injustice

Stand up & fight for our rights ✊

Photography by Peter Solarz

Anyways, Breonna Taylor

Breonna Taylor - On March 13, 2020, Breonna Taylor lay sleeping with her boyfriend Kenneth Walker.

Outside police silently gathered, preparing to raid what they believed to be a residence linked to two drug dealers.

One of these drug dealers was thought to be receiving mail at Taylor’s apartment, resulting in a judge signing a search warrant with a “no knock” provision.

The warrant claimed that a US Postal Inspector confirmed that the dealer had been receiving packages at the apartment. Postal Inspector Tony Gooden has said that his office had told police there were no packages of interest being received there.

Taylor and Walker were awoken by a loud bang at the door.

Taylor yelled “Who is it?” multiple times to no response before Walker armed himself with a legally owned firearm.

Walker fired 1 shot before the officers returned with over 20 rounds. Taylor was shot at least 8 times. No drugs were found in the apartment.

Breonna Taylor worked as an EMT. She aspired to be a nurse and had no criminal past. She was working during the coronavirus crisis.

On May 29, Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer indefinitely suspended the use of “no knock” warrants. The shooting is currently under investigation.