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The nation’s top cop group deletes its tweet after getting caught falsely using a child they kidnapped as propaganda.

also remember to disable thumbprint recognition, facial unlock, AND location tracking on your devices

Dion Johnson bled on the asphalt after being shot by Arizona state troopers while an ambulance was prohibited from tending to him. The trooper, who was not wearing a body cam, will not be charged -- by a county attorney who Arizonans never elected to her office.

You'll recall that LASD deputies used the exact same tactic in 9️⃣0️⃣9️⃣ a couple weeks ago It sure seems like they were given dedicated training on how to violate the Constitution 🤔

"By the time many white Americans realized their dislike of King was spent and futile, he'd created a world in which admiring him was in their own self-interest." The constant distortions in King's legacy on the anniversary of his most famous speech. bit.ly/3lmqjzr

This is the best explanation I've ever seen.

8️⃣9️⃣2️⃣ Minneapolis, MN: cop makes sure to take his time, and take very careful aim, as he shoots a protestor in the back for sport The cops are still rioting 26 August 2020 PM [@anoncatanoncat] twitter.com/anoncatanoncat…

this how the photos be lookin in headlines when a white man kills his entire family

The LAPD has trapped tonight’s #BlackLivesMatter protest in a tunnel and is not letting them out. This is illegal and insane.

Today’s boycotts, anniversary of Kaepernick’s protest and it all hovering around the 15th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina is just some really, really, really heavy perspective. Injustice takes on so many forms with so many Black women and men fighting to tackle America’s sins.

The Bucks statement, in print: “When we take the court and represent Milwaukee and Wisconsin, we are expected to play at a high level, give maximum effort and hold each other accountable... In this moment, we are demanding the same from our lawmakers and law enforcement.”

With the Bucks boycotting Game 5, read Sterling Brown's story about his experience with the Milwaukee police: "The city of Milwaukee wanted to give me $400,000 to be quiet after cops kneeled on my neck, stood on my ankle, and tased me in a parking lot." theplayerstribune.com/en-us/articles…