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Pennsylvania high student crowned Homecoming King surprised everyone by passing the honor to the runner-up. ❤️
Black guy saves the day again
Stunning surveillance footage captured the moment a high school coach in Oregon disarmed a student with a shotgun and then embraced him. Police eventually arrived and took the student into custody. abcn.ws/32vC3pq
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Kick streamer Onyxdenji hands out fried chicken to Black people in the hood for content 👀 Ends up getting jumped, beaten up and having his phone stolen 💀😭
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The University of Maryland's club tennis team has been suspended indefinitely after racist imagery associated with the KKK was allegedly shared with other teams, including Howard University. What will it take to ensure students aren't met with hatred simply for participating in college athletics?!
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🚨 HEROES CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Four BLACK MEN rush to rescue a WHITE WOMAN after seeing a WHITE MAN FORCE her into the back of a vehicle to attempt to allegedly KIDNAP her.
The disturbing footage appears to show the woman screaming for help as the man pushes her inside.
That’s when four bystanders intervene, pull her from the vehicle and physically confront the attacker.
FOUR MEN HEARD A WOMAN CRYING FOR HELP AND REFUSED TO STAND BY AND WATCH.
These men deserve recognition for stepping in when someone needed help.
Nothing new here
Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officers reportedly had a text thread competing to pull over the most Black drivers, while using racial slurs in discussions about force against Black residents. More than half a dozen officers have reportedly been recommended for termination or quit.
A badge should NEVER be a license for discrimination! These allegations call into question traffic stops and use-of-force incidents involving these officers!
Kkk is the police
Multiple sources confirm to WBTV that more than half a dozen officers with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department have been recommended for termination or quit after a text thread with racist messages came to light during a different investigation.
According to sources who spoke to WBTV, the text thread between some Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officers includes a competition over who can pull over the most black drivers.
There are also numerous uses of the “n-word” related to use of force and discharging firearms at black residents. Multiple sources say the text messages were discovered while the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation was investigating Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officer Seth Elliott for misuse of the Flock network.
Elliott is facing a criminal charge after court records show he allegedly used Flock Safety and other technology to help someone involved in a drug investigation, documents revealed. During that investigation, text messages and other data were downloaded from Elliott’s phone and turned over to Charlotte-Mecklenburg police.
A further review of those messages showed Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officers in a text thread making derogatory statements about black people. #charlotte #cmpd
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Multiple sources confirm to WBTV that more than half a dozen officers with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department have been recommended for termination or quit after a text thread with racist messages came to light during a different investigation.
According to sources who spoke to WBTV, the text thread between some Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officers includes a competition over who can pull over the most black drivers.
There are also numerous uses of the “n-word” related to use of force and discharging firearms at black residents. Multiple sources say the text messages were discovered while the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation was investigating Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officer Seth Elliott for misuse of the Flock network.
Elliott is facing a criminal charge after court records show he allegedly used Flock Safety and other technology to help someone involved in a drug investigation, documents revealed. During that investigation, text messages and other data were downloaded from Elliott’s phone and turned over to Charlotte-Mecklenburg police.
A further review of those messages showed Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officers in a text thread making derogatory statements about black people. #charlotte #cmpd
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This is why you don't listen to them racists when they bring up crime stats. The system is, and always have been rigged for them. They get off so much, and way more never even makes it to a courtroom.
