12 years ago this woman put out a video that went huge online. She walked the streets of New York for hours while a camera filmed every guy who catcalled her.
People on the left immediately saw that almost every single one of those guys was black or Hispanic. That is about as far as their noticing ever reaches. So they labeled her a racist.
She tried to quiet them by saying White men do the exact same thing and she would release more clips to prove it.
Those clips never appeared because that ”reality” did not exist.
Teach your kids about Ruby Bridges, the first Black child at an all-white public elementary school in Louisiana.
She turned 71 this year. She's only 71.
@Jamese4ud@utd_study yes it is? This white man lost his mind and started punching/pushing this woman who had BABIES with her and the black people there were obviously not going for such behavior
ASLA UNUTMA!
İsrail askerlerinin doktor kılığına girerek Filistin hastanesine girip insanları öldürdüğünü asla unutmayın.
Bu terörizm ve savaş suçudur.
A man will rape a child, force impregnate her and then the State will deny her the legal right to end the pregnancy.
She’s violated twice.
Once by the pedophile and again when forced to give birth to his baby.
The rapist almost never gets punished.
This should enrage you.
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