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When did we forget what humanity means

Meet Ariell Johnson, First Black Female to Open Philly Comic Shop!

Just think of what could have happened if the victim was white. THE OUTRAGE. 

A white high school football player was forced to issue and apology after a Snapchat went viral. Why? Because of the caption that referred to a Black cheerleader at his school as the ‘n’ word. Tyler Tackett, a student at Western High School in Russiaville, Ind.

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#Charleston

Brené Brown (via ourceremonies)

But? But what? 😒 Stop this injustice towards the black community ✊🏾💪🏾

LaVena’s family and friends were adamant that LaVena would not take her own life. LaVena was only 5′1″ and her service weapon, which she supposedly shot herself in the mouth with, was a 40 inch M-16 - it would be physically impossible for somebody of her height to maneuver the weapon into her mouth and shooting. Two ballistic experts reported that the gunshot wound looked too small to be from a M-16 but looked more like it came from a 9mm pistol. LaVena’s family continued to fight for justice for their daughter and got in contact with mainstream media. CBS paid for a second autopsy which discovered that LaVena’s neck was broken and disturbingly, that part of her vagina, tongue, and anus had been removed - something the military autopsy took no note of. Despite CBS and ABC both putting a lot of money and time into investigation the story, they suddenly dropped it. It was alleged that they were contacted by the military who threatened they would stop buying ad space. As it stands, LaVena’s death is still ruled as a suicide and her family are still fighting for justice.

I just don’t understand why the justice system protects these clowns. They cost the state millions, and they are right back on the job. #Hate it!

From a classroom in Chicago (via)

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