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Today marks 365 days of injustice. Breonna Taylor’s murder was an injustice. The ensuing cover-up was an injustice. Daniel Cameron’s mockery of a grand jury hearing was an injustice.
The absence of charges for the officers who gunned down Breonna was an injustice. The treatment of protesters in Louisville and across the country was an injustice. The year-long process to acquit Breonna’s boyfriend was an injustice.
The fact that the only charge a Louisville police officer received was for his bullet that went through a wall in the apartment next to Breonna’s was an injustice. That people no longer say Breonna Taylor’s name as often as they should is an injustice.
A Black woman was murdered by the police in her home, in the middle of the night, and nothing has fundamentally changed. That's why we won't stop saying her name. That's why we have to legislate in defense of Black lives in Congress.
I cried so hard that day. Angry.
They burst through his door. Wjat would you expect him to do? Put the kettle on and offer them some scones?
Their intelligence was out of date and so were their actions!
Like what the gestapo would do! #NoResponsibility
Love it. #502 #bow
You’re kidding right?
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