How the Charlotte Protests Turned Violent
People were upset, and people were chanting things like “Black lives matter,” “Stop killing us,” “No justice no peace.” But overall it was very very calm [at first].
People were upset, and people were chanting things like “Black lives matter,” “Stop killing us,” “No justice no peace.” But overall it was very very calm [at first].
As a young Latina, I believe young Latinos killed by police also deserve our attention and outrage, but I’m hesitant to co-opt the Black Lives Matter movement.
I thought about how that could have been Derrick, about how someone close to me lives a very different life, one in which he doesn’t feel safe around the sworn protectors of his community.
By Malik Alim with contextual reporting by Todd St.Hill, BYP100 (Chicago) I was having a party at my apartment on the south…
frican Americans are very often harassed by police officers, most victims are men but harassment against women is become more talked about in the news and on social media.
“They made me sign the paperwork saying that I was part of a gang and that if I were caught or prosecuted, additional charges or jail time could be added.”
Police Brutality has become a serious issue in our country. It seems that more and more we hear about shootings, assaults and several victims have even been killed by law enforcement. It’s constantly on the news and social media. As people we should unite and stand up for those who have lost their lives to police brutality.
By Wide Angle Youth Media for Youth Radio Producers at Wide Angle Youth Media in Baltimore, MD talked with youth at a…
By Derick Ebert (as told to Youth Radio) Derick Ebert is the 19-year-old Youth Poet Laureate of Baltimore. Youth Radio producers talked…