I don't know anything I could add to this. Please watch.

[Arkansas Granny]

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[RKP5637]

1. K&R !!!!!!!!!!!!! n/t

[avebury]

2. K&R !!!

[RandomAccess]

3. Just fabulous

Thanks so much for bringing it over here.

[logosoco]

4. She makes. very good points and in a way anyone can understand. nt

[niyad]

5. k and r

[mountain grammy]

6. Says it all. K&R

[ffr]

7. My wish for the week would be that my white conservative friends would walk in a black's shoes

for one day. If only for one day. Hell, even one hour in public. They wouldn't be so smug, for sure.

The hypocrisy oozes and they don't even recognize it. I have nothing but contempt for their lack of humility.

[Leith]

8. Damn Right

She said it all.

[Glorfindel]

9. K&R

Thanks, Arkansas Granny, for sharing this video with us. It's so true.

[FakeNoose]

10. Very well done, and it needs to be said

It's not hypocrisy over gun violence, so much as it's a lack of awareness. This young woman makes very good points about the gun violence that is prevalent in the black community. Why do white people only care when white children are killed?

[Blue_Tires]

11. brilliant...

[Skittles]

12. BRAVO

[Tatiana]

13. Great video.

The points are well-argued.

As someone who grew up in Chicago, I knew as a child that no one cared about the brown people losing their lives to gun violence on the West and South Sides. But let a shooting in Lincoln Park happen and you'd see a police presence for weeks.

Many communities organized protests and marches downtown, with little fanfare or publicity. I'm happen the Parkland kids are being heard. We're all in this together and if they are successful, we'll all ultimately benefit.