We need to also please be very loud and supportive for Kendall who was violently raped by an LSU football player and bravely told her story to the world
Why doesn't the media talk about Sudan?
Sudan is bleeding. Sudanese women face drones by day and rape by night—UN confirms 800+ victims. Tens of thousands killed, millions displaced, millions pushed into famine, children died from malnutrition.
Don't be indifferent to Sudan.
oi, gente
o caso epstein está infelizmente caindo no esquecimento nos últimos tempos, e ver que uma coisa desse gênero perde a visibilidade após sair "do hype" é horrível.
por isso, quero pedir um rt nesse tweet caso você puder, assim ajuda a chegar em mais pessoas.
A white man killed his PREGNANT wife (and the baby) because he was mad she was pregnant with a girl again after having 2 girls already. He also killed his other two daughters.
MEN determine what the child’s sex will be, not women. He annihilated his family cuz of HIMSELF. 🤦🏽♀️
Two janitors found a girl's body at a Texas high school.
One was Black, one was white. An officer looked at both of them and said: one of you two is going to hang for this.
Then he turned to the Black man and said, you're the one — you're elected.
Clarence Brandley. Conroe, Texas, 1980.
He was convicted and sentenced to death. He came within days of execution twice.
It fell apart slowly: witnesses recanted, saying they had been pressured. Evidence had gone missing. A judge who reviewed the case wrote that in his entire career he had never seen a more shocking disregard for fundamental rights.
He was released in 1990 after nearly a decade on death row.
Texas never paid him. He fought for compensation for years and got a fraction of what the law allowed, late.
He died in 2018.
The officer told him he was elected. He was right — that was exactly how it worked, and the man said it out loud at the start
Clarence Brandley spent nearly a decade on death row because someone had already decided what his fate would be.
How many other cases began the same way? We dug through the record and documented up to 150 in a book. Get yours https://t.co/V6OJtazidd
Police called these hanging deaths suicides. Juliana Nzita, Trey Reed, and Kyle Bassinga were all found hanging. Some cases closed fast with no full autopsy. Families still want answers. A lot of people still want answers!
Last year I saw a video of a Palestinian father frantically carrying the dismembered remains of his child’s body in a plastic shopping bag, desperately trying to get them to a hospital