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20 times.
After first saying #StephonClark had a gun, then changing it to a crowbar, then admitting he just had a cell phone, we now learn that the Sacramento Police shot this man 20 times in his own backyard.
But Dylann Roof was apprehended peacefully & given a Value Meal.pic.twitter.com/kvIZHQjoNL
This is Stephon Clark with his family. His children have been asking about him. Police and prosecutors often like to tear victims of police violence apart, so we must define the narrative for ourselves. He was unarmed & non violent in his own backyard when he was killed. Period.pic.twitter.com/cKSRkmLtBy
Stephon Clark loved his kids. I don’t care even a little bit if police claim he vandalized a car. What I know is that white men who vandalized cars GET A TICKET. They damn sure don’t get shot 20 times in their own backyard.pic.twitter.com/YAex7VpCgW
27.
American Police have killed 27 people since they shot & killed #StephonClark in his backyard 7 days ago.
That's more than police in most developed nations kill in a year.
More than police in most developed nations kill in a decade.
27 people.
This is Stevante Clark, the brother of Stephon Clark. They were close. With no time to grieve or mourn, he is now protesting to demand justice. “I don’t wanna hear ‘I’m sorry,” said Stevante. We’ve all heard enough apologies. An apology without justice means nothing.pic.twitter.com/JBkSpKK3oh
I am an african. I have never been in America. Probably never will be. But I am traumatized by police shootings. I really wonder about the metal health of each and every black american in USA. Its a lot to handle. every single day/ every waking moment. anywhere. everywhere.
We’ve been dealing with this since we were taken from Africa. From dying on slave ships to being shot dead in the middle of streets. We keep pushing. Don’t give us pity. Just stand with us. Much love 
I pray for you and stand with you. You are such strong people. I am also in awe of you. Welcome to Tanzania...although we have crazy government officials here too.
Thank you for your prayers and solidarity. The relationship between African nations and stolen African people here in the states is crucial to the fight for equity and equality for all Black/African people.
You be safe, sis. Much love and respect
I wonder what the average number of bullets black men have suffered at the hands of institutional hatred.
Quantifiable hate.
What you say?! He was shot 20 times!? IN HIS OWN BACKYARD?! 20 TIMES @ShaunKing I'm sick right now. I really am. This just is not right. They shot this young fine man 20 times? Man, someone has to pay for this. The mayor must act. Those police who shot him and violated his
Moreover, we must stop with the White vs Black comparative analysis and work on getting these legislators to stand up for victims and prosecute thug police officers for violating Americans human and civil rights and hide behind their job, police directors support, police unions
They were looking for someone who had broken a car window. Thats it. A fecking broken car window is all it took for them to justify shooting an unarmed man 20 times in his OWN backyard. His own grandmother heard no commands prior to hearing shots fired. #Enough
When are the police going to STOP doing this? Apart from the obvious tragedy of another death, it is so unfair on the majority of cops who try to behave like civilized people. #CellphoneGun
Unfair to the cops?!How about unfair to black people eveywhere who feel like they aren’t safe in their own homes. Cops can remove their uniforms. We can’t remove our skin. The ones acting civilized need to do more than that. They actually have to speak up and stop these killings
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