This was ruled a "homicide", yet was undercharged and underprosecuted: Systemic Racism.
#OTD Four years ago, Philando Castile was pulled over for a broken taillight. What should have been a routine traffic stop ended in his death. The officer responsible was acquitted of all charges. This is not a moment, it's a movement. #BlackLivesMatter
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He should still be alive today.
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#PhilandoCastile. Don't sit this out, & be complicit in racism. Do something. Stop the#systemicracism of American#apartheid. Sign the petition to form a US Truth and Reconciliation Commission#USTRC https://www.change.org/846ustruthandreconciliationcommission …pic.twitter.com/hVHj4EReoM
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Never give up
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And no one has ever been able to tell me why police are pulling people over for broken tail-lights. Why is that police responsibility? Answer: It's not. It's an excuse.
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Road safety. One of their primary responsibilities.
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No freaking justice.
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