Sterling Shepard says if you’re from Oklahoma, you better know every word of the Malcolm Kelly freestyle.
“If you don’t know it, everybody is going to look at you crazy.”
Via @2ndWindPod
Sheriff Lucious D. Amerson studied the Klan’s playbook.
Midnight raids. Disappearances. Terror in the dark.
Then he flipped the script. 🔄
This is what we need to do NOW…to stop these hangings.
#BlackPeople#FlipTheScript
Ryan Blaney is running a Kyle Busch tribute helmet at Iowa, which incorporates the paint schemes from several of Busch's winning cars through the years.
Two of those include Busch's 2019 championship M&M's car and the Interstate Batteries car from his 200th total NASCAR win earlier that year.
🚨 29-year-old woman found hanging from a tree behind a vacant house in Jackson, Mississippi
She has been identified as Tasia Fortune.
She was discovered on August 3. Authorities confirmed her identity on August 6.
The autopsy is still pending. Police have not said whether they suspect foul play.
A Jackson city councilman has already asked the U.S. Attorney’s Office to investigate.
When a young woman is found hanging from a tree in Mississippi and officials still haven’t given clear answers days later, silence is not acceptable.
After being struck, she said: “You can’t punch me in my face.”
Trooper Arellano responded: “Says who?”
She repeatedly asked for help and to call her mother.
Alisa is a daughter. She is a young woman. She is a human being.
Too many times, we have watched routine traffic stops involving young Black people end in excessive and unnecessary force—or worse, with lives taken.
No one should have to fear being physically assaulted, harmed, or stripped of their dignity during a traffic stop. Encounters with law enforcement must be grounded in professionalism, restraint, and respect for human life.
This should never have happened. Alisa Hackett deserves justice and full accountability from the Arkansas State Police.
🎥: Arkansas State Police dashcam footage via NEA Report