Thread by @MauvCoui

A small thread

I have to guard my mental health, this makes me nervous

First:
His name is #TyreNichols

And this is how I will remember him

Do you really get it now?

#JusticeForBlackmen

Second:

Different location, situation and person produce the same result - a dead black man who begged for his life

“It’s not black men, it’s the police training and culture”. - anonymous

The only common denominator is “police”

#JusticeforBlackmen
#TyreNichols

Third:
Censorship is everywhere when citizens try to discuss real issues

#JusticeForBlackmen
#TyreNichols

America just need to start producing #Justiceforblackpeople without excuses

Fourth:

Until states starts making uniform policing laws that produce uniform equal results for every American nothing will change

It’s an impossibility for the situations to be so drastically different yet produce the same deadly outcome
#JusticeForBlackmen
#TyreNichols

Fifth:

Question to ponder

If 5 black police men can beat to death another black man and treat him like he was not a person
What can be expected from others??!

#TyreNichols

Sixth:

What do you think is the real problem? #TyreNichols

Seventh:
At what point does the treatment of black people by Police officers becomes a human rights issue

This civil rights lengths through which all these brutality cases falls under seems to me to be very restrictive and partially outdated

#TyreNichols

Eighth:

The brutal barbaric killing of black men by police officers in American in can no longer be just a civil right matter

This MUST be seems as a human rights matter

The situations are all different yet the outcome are the same

#TyreNichols
#JusticeForBlackmen

Ninth:

#TyreNichols

This is no longer just a civil rights matter but a human rights matter