Showing posts with label michael brown. Show all posts
Showing posts with label michael brown. Show all posts
Tuesday, 7 June 2016
A "Not an Angel" for New York Times
Just as a reminder, the New York Times referred to murdered civilian Michael Brown as "not an angel" - an epithet which they did not use use even on a later-convicted mass murderer racist, who apparently had a "troubled past." Rapist's mug shot obtained from Jezebel: http://jezebel.com/heres-a-mugshot-from-the-night-of-brock-turners-actual-1780935025.
Labels:
black lives matter,
michael brown,
new york times,
racism,
rape
Monday, 15 December 2014
Shut It Down: Black Day of Silence on Social Media
Black Day of Silence
(post below image)
We had No Black Friday. We have Shut It Down all over the country. Now we are being asked to participate in Black Day of Silence on social media From Sunday 14 December to Monday 15 December (see #BlackDayOfSilence on social media). Those who choose to take this minimal action are requested to black out their profile photos and post nothing on those two days.
There is a marathon of the series "The African Americans" on PBS on Saturday 13 December. This is the very day before the social media blackout of 14- 15 December.
If you cannot make it to the National March Against Police Violence, perhaps educating yourself about the deep historical roots of racial injustice in the States would be a nice second option.
In Memoriam "Hashtags"
#TrayvonMartin, #RenishaMcBride, #AiyanaJones, #MichelleCusseax, #EricGarner, #OscarGrant, #CeCeMcDonald, #IslanNettles, #MichaelBrown, #DeshawndaBradley, #DeAndreJoshua, #ShawnGray, #AngeliaMangum, #TjhishaBall
Wednesday, 10 December 2014
Shut It Down: Black Day of Silence on Social Media
Black Day of Silence
(post below image)
We had No Black Friday. We have Shut It Down all over the country. Now we are being asked to participate in Black Day of Silence on social media From Sunday 14 December to Monday 15 December (see #BlackDayOfSilence on social media). Those who choose to take this minimal action are requested to black out their profile photos and post nothing on those two days.
There is a marathon of the series "The African Americans" on PBS on Saturday 13 December. This is the very day before the social media blackout of 14- 15 December.
If you cannot make it to the National March Against Police Violence, perhaps educating yourself about the deep historical roots of racial injustice in the States would be a nice second option.
In Memoriam "Hashtags"
#TrayvonMartin, #RenishaMcBride, #AiyanaJones, #MichelleCusseax, #EricGarner, #OscarGrant, #CeCeMcDonald, #IslanNettles, #MichaelBrown, #DeshawndaBradley, #DeAndreJoshua, #ShawnGray, #AngeliaMangum, #TjhishaBall
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