"I kept telling them, 'I'm losing air, I can't breathe,' and one of the officers was like, 'Well, you're talking, so you can breathe.' I was like oh, it's like that."
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I have yet to hear a real explanation from any official hesitating to condemn the killing of Jordan Neely about what makes condemning this violence so “complicated.”
Killing is wrong. Killing the poor is wrong. Killing the mentally ill is wrong. Why is that so hard to say?
A lot of discussion is just meant to lure you away from what really matters in moments like this.
New York is a safe city. The subway is not a war zone. An arrest record is not a death warrant.
The issue is care. Do we want a society that cares for people, or that kills.
We are heartbroken and angered by the murder of Jordan Neely on the subway.
Public transit must be safe for everyone, including the most vulnerable New Yorkers who may be unhoused or facing crisis.
There is no room for senseless acts of violence in NYC.
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@cindygallop@drtcp@HarvardBiz Perfect article…Men- I’d like to see the similar response of women making book clubs around Lean In…make your group and discuss this article. What’s your catchphrase going to be?
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@nycsouthpaw@NatashaBertrand Tell me the US doesn’t give a $hit about racism and violence without telling me US doesn’t give a sh!t about racism and violence
Angela Davis Says "Stop Cop City"
Davis says if Cop City is built "it will represent a major setback for the movement of radical democratic futures" #StopCopCity
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