you're a good man, Finn.

US Government: *invests millions of dollars and time and research into countless programs desperately trying to get kids more active*

I’m infuriated the reality of this world leaves me fearful for my own. Being a woman of color, I can truthfully state that I don’t feel safe around those who are sworn to honor and uphold the law. I shouldn’t have to worry anytime my father walks outside the front door of our home. I shouldn’t be afraid of that he may be taken away from and shot dead because of false perceptions that all black men are dangerous regardless of education or status. There have been too many senseless murders by officers that have gone unpunished. The government is not doing a very good job at policing their own. It seems that nobody cares that this targeting is happening to people of color until it hits home in their backyard. I also believe that those who are non black should take action and be vocal about these tragedies taking place regardless of fear. The first step is to be truthful and acknowledge that racial problems remain in this country. Sadly on social media and news outlets minorities are always depicted as violent criminals and people who are lazy, don’t want to work and live off of welfare. Donald Trump, the man that wants to be our president and run the free world, can take it upon himself to go on social media and make offensive comments about every minority group but remain silent about something as important as this. Why is there not enough conversation about gun violence in our communities. People are always talking about guns in the hands of responsible gun owners but yet we have police officers that completely abuse that right. A society that does not trust what is suppose to be good and fair only creates chaos and resentment towards authority. WHERE DOES IT END? We need more problems solvers of injustice instead of those giving lip service. Injustice has no skin color or boundaries. #BlackLiveMatter

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