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Tag Archives: law enforcement
#TyreNichols Killers: Here is How They are “Taking One for the Team” of Systemic Racism
By now, we have all heard of the tragic murder of Tyre Nichols in Memphis on January 10. We also know that the five officers responsible have already been fired and charged with second degree murder, aggravated assault, aggravated kidnapping, … Continue reading
Posted in Black community, Black Lives Matter, Black man, Blacks, BLM, Blue Lives Matter, law enforcement, Racism, racists, Tyre Nichols
Tagged Black, Black cops, black lives, Black Lives Matter, blacks, BLM, Blue Lives Matter, charged, fired, law enforcement, Memphis, murder, Nichols, police, police brutality, racism, racist, second degree, second degree murder, slavery, system, systemic, systemic racism, take one for the team, Tyre, Tyre Nichols, white, white man
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#Racism: The “Absent Father” Excuse
I will start this with something I say very often. Americans from the Civil Rights Era are still alive today. Just last night, my mother talked to my daughter about how things were following the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther … Continue reading
Posted in Absent Father, Black community, Black Lives Matter, Black man, black on black crime, Blacks, Race, Racism, racists, White Community, white privilege
Tagged Absent Father, Black, black community, Black Lives Matter, black-on-black crime, civil rights, civil rights era, father, fathers, inferior, law enforcement, Martin Luther King, MLK, officer, police, present father, racism, racist, sounds about white, superior, Trayvon Martin
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#BlackAgenda: Here Is What You Really Mean When You Say It
We hear it all the time. You see something on television or in the news in which systemic racism or racism in general against Blacks is addressed, usually in the manner of bringing attention to it and those who participate. … Continue reading
Posted in Black community, Black Lives Matter, Black man, Blacks, Racism, Whites
Tagged agenda, Black, black agenda, Black Lives Matter, BLM, civil rights, civil rights era, equal, equal rights, equality, law enforcement, media, police, racism, racist, shoving it down your throat, stereotype, struggles, systemic, systemic racism, television, White Supremacy, Whites
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#WhitePrivilege: How This Was Further Proven During the Capitol Riots (WARNING: VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED)
If you cannot tell what this picture shows, nor the context, this was the gun of a Capitol police officer seconds before he shot and ultimately killed a female terrorist who shall remain nameless, at least for the sake of … Continue reading
Posted in Black Lives Matter, Blacks, BLM, White Community, white privilege, white terrorists, Whites
Tagged Black Lives Matter, black people, BLM, burn down, capitol violence, D.C., damage, election, government, gun, Jayden X, law enforcement, National Guard, overthrow, picture, police officer, property, protest, racism, riots, sounds about white, violence, Washington, white, white terrorists
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#BlackLivesMatter: I’m Still A Bigger Threat
One of these pictures features what some would view as an insidious threat to America and all she stands for. A profound threat with the potential to absolutely cripple our democracy, destroy our economy, and instill the fear of God … Continue reading
Posted in Black Lives Matter, BLM, Capitol, law enforcement, Police, White Community, white male privilege, white privilege, White Supremacy
Tagged America, attacks, Black, Black Lives Matter, BLM, Capitol, cultists, domestic terrorism, Donald, Donald Trump, feared for his life, Giuliani, history, hoodie, Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, law enforcement, police, police officers, president, Rudy, terrorism, terrorist, Trayvon Martin, Trump, United States, violence, white, White Supremacy
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#BlueLivesMatter: Here Is Why This Is Racist
On July 13, 2013, a movement by the name of Black Lives Matter was started. This was created in direct response to the treatment (meaning innocent murders) of black people, most notably Trayvon Martin to start with, which happened nearly … Continue reading
Posted in All Lives Matter, Black community, Black Lives Matter, black on black crime, Blacks, Blue Lives Matter, Police Officers, police, cops, White Community, white privilege
Tagged Ahmaud Arbery, all lives, All Lives Matter, anti-cop, anti-white, Black, black lives, Black Lives Matter, Blue, blue lives, Blue Lives Matter, children, color, cop, cops, country, George Floyd, job, Karen, Latina, law, law enforcement, lives matter, movement, murder, Occupation, police, police officers, Puerto Rican, race, racism, racist, Trayvon Martin, United, United States, white
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#OVERPAID: Why It Is Pointless To Compare Salaries Between Certain Occupations
Over the years, I’ve seen so many memes and pictures in which the message is something to the effect of comparing salaries between occupations. Of course, the main complaint is that one is considered as “overpaid” (professional athlete, performing artist, … Continue reading
Posted in Occupation, Overpaid
Tagged actor, actress, athlete, billionaire, customer base, fire figther, government, high pay, law enforcement, low pay, military, millionaire, money, moral compass, musician, Overpaid, pay, policeman, professional, professional athlete, salary, singer, teacher, underpaid
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