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tomithejellyfish: Has this been done already also I know I’m not funny or original U n U

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Has this been done already

also I know I’m not funny or original U n U

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Leviathan

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originalpinkmushroom: Charlotte, their biggest fan

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Charlotte, their biggest fan

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definitelydope: “Giraffes in the Sunset” (by my4otos)

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“Giraffes in the Sunset” (by my4otos)

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thepeoplesrecord: Un(equal) justice under the law July 04, 2012 THERE’S ONE law for the man who murdered unarmed teenager Trayvon Martin in Florida—it’s called “Stand Your Ground.” And there’s another for young Black teenagers in New York City, like Ramarley Graham, who was killed an NYPD officer in the bathroom of his home—it’s called “stop-and-frisk.” Because in the eyes of the U.S. justice system, if you kill a Black teenager, you’re innocent until proven guilty. But if you’re a Black teenager, you’re already guilty when you get up in the morning. These are two faces of the U.S. criminal justice system, where the priority is anything but justice and where racism infects every inch of it. Source - finish the article Read more about the movement against the racist U.S. criminal justice system.

thepeoplesrecord:

Un(equal) justice under the law

July 04, 2012

THERE’S ONE law for the man who murdered unarmed teenager Trayvon Martin in Florida—it’s called “Stand Your Ground.”

And there’s another for young Black teenagers in New York City, like Ramarley Graham, who was killed an NYPD officer in the bathroom of his home—it’s called “stop-and-frisk.”

Because in the eyes of the U.S. justice system, if you kill a Black teenager, you’re innocent until proven guilty. But if you’re a Black teenager, you’re already guilty when you get up in the morning.

These are two faces of the U.S. criminal justice system, where the priority is anything but justice and where racism infects every inch of it.

Source - finish the article

Read more about the movement against the racist U.S. criminal justice system.

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forever90s: Before I discovered the Internet

forever90s:

Before I discovered the Internet

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