May this cinematic tribute bring Bob Marley to a new generation, ensuring that his messages of hope and justice continue to inspire and resonate for years to come.
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We’re always being told that Black people are somehow biologically more prone to illness & death to ignore that we’re being killed by structural oppression & racist policies that serve to kill us by design
The one who saved my life and stomped the shooter’s face in was not a drag queen, she is a trans woman. Let’s not call trans women drag queens during this time of grieving over a transphobic attack.
In Massachusetts, if your vehicle is idling for more than five minutes you could be fined $100 for your first offense and up to $500 for each succeeding offense.
A black woman in Omaha kept coming out to her car covered in garbage on a nightly basis, it happened so often she set up a hidden camera to catch who was doing it.
Turns out it was a cop that was stalking and harassing her.
Mike was the closest to D’Sean Perry.
According to the article, Mike told his mother, "I don't know how I'm going to live without (Perry)."
This young man will need A LOT of support, physically and emotionally. Wishing you all the best Mike, we’re all pulling for you.🧡💙
In an interview with ESPN, Brenda Hollins, Mike’s mother says, “Mentally and physically, he's having a hard time. He doesn't know why everything happened, why he was shot one time, why he is here and not his friends."
VIDEO: Mike is WALKING.
Ebony sent this video to our sister station in Louisiana yesterday. She says, “Everybody is amazed at how much and how fast he is progressing. And I believe it is because he is determined.”
In this photo, Mike is seen sitting up w/his mom Brenda beside him.
He’s had two surgeries & taken off of a ventilator after being shot in the back. The family says during the shooting, Mike ran off the bus, but ran back on to try and help. That’s when he was shot.
🧡💙MORE: Probably the most impactful statement came from Coach Sims. He says, "D'Sean was a beautiful flower in our garden at Gulliver and when he got transplanted to his next school we knew he was going to continue to grow, but God picked that flower."
🚨MORE: Coach Sims read two notes written by D'Sean. One of them was titled, "Bigger than me." In it, D'Sean talks about the time a young man came up to him and said, "I want to be just like you." He says it was at that moment he realized, it was "bigger than me."
that genuinely loved D’Sean, and that he was blessed to be a member of. Football and art was his passion, but the love that he had for his family, friends and his community was proven time and time again through his candid dedication."
🚨MORE: The family's lawyer, Michael Haggard held a press conference. He is a personal friend of the Perry family, his son played football with D'Sean at Gulliver Prep in FL. He called D'Sean "a tremendous light."
(He also represented families in the Parkland school shooting.)
🚨MORE: Gulliver Prep head coach, Earl Sims Jr. also addressed reporters. He says, "He was like a son to me, he was a gentle giant who brought value and purpose to my life, as well as others. He will truly be missed but we will make sure his legacy lives on."