Horrifying. You start with the tiny possibility that two officers may be walking over to deescalate the abusive one.
Instead, they join in beating a man trying to get out of traffic.
This isn’t a problem of bad apples or incidents. This is an institutional and systemic crisis.
.@chrislhayes remembers the life of George Floyd:
"Floyd was known in the community as a protector, a provider, who didn't have a hateful bone in his body." https://t.co/QuPDrlP3wE
Some New York Police Dept. officers are expected to be suspended for their sometimes violent interactions with people protesting the death of George Floyd, New York City Police Commissioner Shea says. https://t.co/3e20jjhQcv
@TomiLahren oh Tony lasagna, sometimes I wonder if you're illiterate or just massively stupid, but maybe if you stopped bleaching your hair so much, the bleach would stop seeping into your head and killing your brain cells, just a thought.
Kentucky State Rep. Booker on Sen. Paul blocking anti-lynching legislation: “It's ignorant of our history, the challenges we face with structural racism and inequity. And I say that in a very personal sense because I’ve had family lynched in Kentucky.”
https://t.co/fROoarFIFM
BREAKING: Buffalo’s police commissioner orders immediate Internal Affairs investigation into this incident: 2 officers shoving an elderly man, who walked up to them, to the ground. @news4buffalo reports the man suffered a laceration & possible concussion
BREAKING: Buffalo’s police commissioner orders immediate Internal Affairs investigation into this incident: 2 officers shoving an elderly man, who walked up to them, to the ground. @news4buffalo reports the man suffered a laceration & possible concussion
“sustained focus on a challenging cognitive task is the most valuable skill in our economy. yet neuroscience research suggests that our hyper-networked world—of tweet feeds, texts, notifications, & multitasking—has a measurable impact on focus & attention” https://t.co/owx3ibJPm3