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They tell me what not to say, I say it. They tell me what not to do , I do it.

[PoliticallyOppressed @shadiPO]

@thelillygaddis Obsessed with your black God it’s dope to see you talk about how I’m love you are you’ve made a whole brand off it lol 😆 your uncle didn’t love ya enough? Or dad or brother or mom or . . . Yea u know what’s up savage Satan can’t wait to tap that skull🎯

[PoliticallyOppressed @shadiPO]

@UncHughAF Coming from slavemasters children this makes sense , you spoiled mayos are so miseducated it’s a shame you ignore your history of killing and stealing the world you all are beast and savages and project ur savage behavior on us silly satans obsessed with people you claim to hate

[Amy Leigh @IAmyLeigh]

🚨The Price of Indifference: The Shattered Life of Rashaad Muhammad

​When Rashaad Muhammad entered the Fulton County Jail on August 11, 2025, he walked through the intake doors with his legs and his hands intact. He was a man with a known, manageable medical condition a chronic bladder issue requiring a catheter and regular antibiotics to prevent infection.

​Eleven days later, he was fighting for his life in a hospital coma.

When he finally awoke, the man who had been processed into the jail was gone, replaced by a survivor forever scarred by a system that failed to see his humanity.

​A Preventable Tragedy
​Muhammad’s story is not one of a sudden, unforeseen accident. It is a documented account of repeated, desperate pleas for help. According to his legal team, led by prominent civil rights attorney Ben Crump, Muhammad informed officers at the time of his arrest that he carried essential medication in his vehicle. His requests were ignored, and his vehicle was towed.

​Once inside the facility, the nightmare deepened. For eleven days, Muhammad reportedly begged guards, nurses, and medical staff for the antibiotics his body desperately needed. His condition worsened visibly; the infection began to take hold, his body began to fail, and he suffered in a cell where his pleas became audible to fellow inmates, who reportedly began advocating for him when staff would not. It was only after he collapsed, reportedly vomiting black liquid, that he was finally transported to Grady Memorial Hospital.

​By the time he arrived, he was in the throes of septic shock. To save his life, surgeons were forced to make the impossible choice: life over limbs. Both of his lower legs and all of his fingers were amputated.

​The Anatomy of a Systemic Failure

​The Fulton County Jail, often referred to as "Rice Street," has long been under intense scrutiny, currently operating under a federal consent decree due to documented failures in protecting inmates from violence and providing basic medical care.

​Muhammad’s case serves as a harrowing indictment of "deliberate indifference." His lawyers argue that the facility’s reliance on third-party medical providers in this case, NaphCare does not absolve the county of its constitutional obligation to provide for the health and safety of those in its custody.

As attorney Eric Hertz powerfully remarked during a recent Board of Commissioners meeting, "The question is not whether Rashaad was an inmate; the question is was he a human being in Fulton County care."

​A Call for Accountability

​Today, Rashaad Muhammad lives in a wheelchair, navigating a world that has been fundamentally altered by eleven days of neglect.

The criminal charges that led to his arrest were eventually dropped, but the damage done to his body is permanent.

​The Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) has opened an investigation into the care he received, a move his legal team hopes will lead to genuine transparency and accountability.

But for Muhammad and his family, the struggle is just beginning. As he faces a lifetime of physical therapy, the emotional weight of his new reality, and the staggering costs of the prosthetics needed to regain even a fraction of his former mobility, the focus remains on one central demand: justice.

​Rashaad Muhammad’s life was altered by a system that chose to look away. His story is a chilling reminder that when an institution treats human lives as expendable, the cost is far higher than anyone can afford to pay.

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[PoliticallyOppressed @shadiPO]

@ClubShayShay We don’t have monkeys in our dna white people literally do this is science facts he’s smart but very off on this topic Elijah Muhammad teaches on this subject flawlessly I beg people go do your own research and then come holla at me stop taking things on face value

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@Darwishiat Yes whty know your place to the black GOD

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@ArtOfDialogue_ Smh this is for bottom feeders , poison to the youth our children deserve better

[PoliticallyOppressed @shadiPO]

@WellsJorda89710 Youz a hoe jus say that u a coward that’s why we stay in our condition it’s always a coon like you pandering for ppl who fucked your grandparents and still fucking you literally!

[PoliticallyOppressed @shadiPO]

@BlockTopickz @WonderyMedia Future- no matter what 🎶 🤯 saw what yall did there 😏

[PoliticallyOppressed @shadiPO]

@acomplexhippie @West__Now They jus gon skip over this o knew it was a woman but it’s fits their narrative lol it’s so funny cuz we learned how to be like our masters they taught us all we know. Jus pop off in the hood yall so tough the barbarians are waiting for ya tough whytties

[PoliticallyOppressed @shadiPO]

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[ABC News @ABC]

Former Fulton County Jail detainee Rashaad Muhammad alleged that both of his hands and legs were amputated after he was repeatedly denied medical care at the Atlanta, Georgia, facility. https://t.co/U76tWOGm6z

[PoliticallyOppressed @shadiPO]

Atlanta Man Loses Limbs After Jail Neglect

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[PoliticallyOppressed @shadiPO]

Diabolical policing 👎🏾

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Tent city gone 🥲 #tentcityatl #smh #atL #charity #work #outside #hope #stillgivingback #godisgood

[PoliticallyOppressed @shadiPO]

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