On the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington a white supremacist walked into a store in a Black neighborhood and MURDERED 3 Black people.
He MURDERED Black people for being BLACK. He’s not a��
gunman, assailant, or any other adjective used to diminish his savagery.
He’s a…
white supremacist, murderer, a terrorist, a rapacious, barbaric, monster.
Governor @RonDeSantis called him a “Scumbag.” His condemnation rings hollow.
DeSantis is a RACIST who has done everything in his power to erase the history and contributions of Black people. He has worked tirelessly to suppress their votes and silence their voices.
He has made Florida a hostile and dangerous place for Black people to live or visit. Their blood is on his hands.
.@RonDeSantis’ dangerous rhetoric is what puts a battery pack into this ✌🏾scumbag✌🏾. The attacks on Black history, eliminating diversity and inclusion work is why people like this ✌🏾scumbag✌🏾feel empowered to eliminate Black life. Congratulations.
A reminder:
The racists with blue checks are going to come out of the woodwork (if they haven’t already) about the dock brawl.
DO NOT ENGAGE. They will literally profit financially from your righteous indignation.
This isn’t their conversation to have.
A 20-year-old woman was shot and killed after she and three others accidentally turned into the wrong driveway while looking for a friend’s house in rural upstate New York, authorities said. https://t.co/0nbqR4yNfw
The worst savages were the Europeans. Today they called Black people savage and thugs. They rape millions, and they murdered millions in the name of slavery and genocide. Today they try to cover up those crimes. Georgia, Mississippi
Never forget how we got here:
In 2018, the Association of American Railroads spent $4,737,989, and Norfolk Southern spent $1,025,330, lobbying to reverse the Obama-era ECP brake safety rule that was designed to prevent disasters like this.
The Trump administration reversed it.
#BlackHistoryMonth Day 22, Book 22: “Breaking Barriers,” DeWitt Williams’s tracing of the lives, times and legacies of Eva Beatrice Dykes, Georgianna Rose Simpson and Sadie Tanner Mossell Alexander, the first three African women to take PhDs in the US. All Black community-formed.