#eyevysaur

hi andy, i understand, i'm on the same page. it makes me furious how this systematic oppression and racist attitude impacts the lives of so many people across the nation. it is outrageous that a murderer has been let free to roam the streets after killing an innocent black boy. i am scared, terrified even, that this might happen to my family one day. people of color have long been forced to live under a society that cares little for us; the fact that the council found “no crime worth trying" is sickening. are the abuse and injustices we suffer "not worth it?" although america has come a long way, injustice is prevalent in every town and city. 

however, i urge you to please not give up hope yet. we have the power to bring this criminal to justice. by making our voices heard, in ferguson, dc, chicago, atlanta, etc., we will force the government and those at home safe from these horrors, the ones who decide to ignore or perhaps even support the grand jury's racist decision, to change, to look, and think clearer about the injustice and horror of it all.

i ask you to please sign the petition to President Obama, the Attorney General, and the US Department of Justice to file federal criminal charges against Darren Wilson.