Miya Wilson

[TPM Livewire @TPMLiveWire]

Van Jones gets emotional as he describes what this moment means to the many people marginalized during Trump's presidency

[Friggan @CaptFriggan]

If Twitter was an actual place, WTFFFFFFF

[umi fan club 🌙 @umifanclub]

a frank ocean & umi song ??

i would cry for actual days 😭

[Emmanuel Aro @Manny_Aro]

Texting doesn’t do my personality justice

[Giveon @giveon]

what year are we in?

[Nao @NAO_SEYCH]

You already know 🙃 share it TF UP! We reopening ALL cases bitch until justice is served.

[Evan James @evanjmez]

The “war on drugs” was intentionally created to incarcerate black people en masse.

An educational thread:

[AB @AlyseBell99]

& y’all still wondering why I hated all 4 years of high school. This is just a small bit of what black kids had to deal with at tahoma. &for some of y’all still confused about white privelage, attend THS bc white ppl always got away with dehumanizing the minority.

[spiltcoco @spiltcoco]

No justice No peace

[Just Ken🔥 @Syrazh]

At first i was like too far?

Then i think about the trillions of dollars the ncaa made cause of black athletes over the past 100 years.....without them making a single dime

[𝔇𝔯𝔢𝔞 @buteracypher]

If it wasn’t for Twitter I would have no idea of what’s really going on and that scares the sht out of me, the media only shows what they want you to see

[Judson Hayden @judson_haydenn]

Telling a Black man to respect cops to avoid being killed is the same as telling a woman to dress appropriately to avoid being raped

[💖 gemini princess ✨ @kyhayz]

ok, but is anyone else scared, worried, anxious, nervous, and shocked at the same time rn? on top of all of this going on, WE’RE IN THE MIDDLE OF A PANDEMIC.

[Broderick Hunter @BroderickHunter]

White people be like.. “Yea we keep killing y’all, but please stop resorting to violence to make a point. Enough is enough”

[Be A King @BerniceKing]

If you’re unbothered or mildly bothered by the 1st knee, but outraged by the 2nd, then, in my father’s words, you’re “more devoted to order than to justice.” And more passionate about an anthem that supposedly symbolizes freedom than you are about a Black man’s freedom to live.