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In reply to the discussion: Black lives matter but does that include black females? [View all]Wella
(1,827 posts)26. What is interesting is that this case actually had a video
And most Southern Californians didn't seem to care after the initial showing of it. I wonder how immune we are all getting to police violence. In 1991, the Rodney King tape was a shock to the Los Angeles system and people were appalled. Now, we're just excusing this level of violence. It now takes a concerted effort to keep these stories in the news, even the local news, that seems hell-bent on providing celebrity fluff and PR videos from fast food corporations.
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I worry about this country for that reason. We don't recognize brutality anymore.
Wella
Mar 2015
#30
At the Oakland Town Hall Keith Carson Declared #BlackLivesMatter is a Black Male Problem!
daredtowork
Mar 2015
#25