Today’s conviction of a former Kentucky detective for his role in the raid that took #BreonnaTaylor’s life is a long-awaited moment of accountability. While it cannot restore Breonna to her family, it represents a crucial step in the pursuit of justice and a reminder that no one should be above the law. Breonna’s life mattered, and her legacy is a call to keep pushing for a system that values every life equally.
Let us keep pressing forward—until justice, dignity, and safety are a reality for all.
#JusticeForBreonna #Accountability #SayHerName
in a alternate universe , they wouldn’t have mismanaged her and kept the momentum up after this instead of MAKING her wait 8 months and put out a different album from her original debut 2 years later .. COLUMBIA AND PARKWOOD I’m on yall ass
The fact that almost EVERY former confederate state is moving to completely eliminate Black representatives almost immediately after the SCOTUS decision should be more than enough proof that voting rights still need protection and racism is far from gone in this country.
Let me tell you about a law most Americans have never heard of.
Eighteen months from now, every new car sold in the United States will come with technology that watches you drive.
Infrared cameras tracking your eyes. Sensors measuring your pupil dilation. Software analyzing your head position. Software analyzing your behavior at the wheel.
If the artificial intelligence in your car decides you are impaired, your car can refuse to start. Or limit your speed to 25 miles per hour. Or shut off entirely while you are driving.
This is not a proposal. This is federal law. It applies to model year 2027.
Here is the case for the law. 🧵
No amount of words can convey how far behind this country will be in every avenue for a number of years because of this administration and everyone associated with them with stuff like this happening.
Brionna Johnson was told she would have to end her pregnancy and undergo a hysterectomy. Instead, a 27-pound fibroid was removed while preserving her pregnancy and her ability to have children. Too often, Black women face limited options or are not heard. This outcome shows what is possible when patients are listened to and given real care. Equity in maternal care is not a luxury, it is a necessity.
12 years and they still aren’t done with the pipes, cancer rates are through the roof, the kids haven’t seen a dime of the settlement money, and not a single person has been held accountable. Flint ain’t fixed!!!!