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… white supremacy charade.
Who is On Trial Again?
In an abolitionist society, this trial would not be taking place, and our communities would not have to fight and suffer to prove our worth. Instead, we find ourselves, once again, being forced to put our lives and our value in the hands of judges and juries operating in a system that is designed to oppress us, while continuing to face a corrupt and violent police department, which has proven time and again to have no respect for our lives.
No one but Jusse Smollett and his family is part of this …

… each case to see what happened, justified homicide, and not. And they have further been a source of continual false information on each of the cases.
The Case of Michael Brown and “Hands Up, Don’t Shoot”

Michael Brown was recorded by multiple witnesses as briefly beginning to put his hands into the air, but then reconsidering and charging the officer. The claim “Hands Up, Don’t Shoot,” implies that Michael Brown was in the process of surrendering when the officer shot him anyway. 
How Did “Hands Up, Don’t Shoot” Become Such a Powerful Meme?
“Hands Up, Don’t …

… women have high or increasing rates of death. This is again an example of BLM not using statistics to inform their views. BLM founders just make assertions and don’t do the analysis to look for supporting evidence. The BLM founders communicate irrationality. There is also no incorporating contrary ideas or being able to handle criticism. At the first sign of criticism for a lack of transparency, all three founders immediately left the organization (or lied that they did as Cullors never left), and then they began complaining how the criticism was causing them to have PTSD and Cullors …

… topic seems to extend to lynching as well. However, this has meant that many blacks have provided an unresearched or deliberately exaggerated view of lynching to score political points.
Who Was Lynched in US History?
Hanging is no longer used as a form of capital punishment in the US. However, hanging by the neck until dead was the standard form of carrying out the death penalty in the US legal system for much of US history.
“Lynching” and hanging are the same physical act. However, hanging is, called lynching, was when the activity was performed without any involvement from the …

… just the opposite — that blacks and black men specifically are over-criminalized. This is now the second time the racism proposal has conveniently switched sides.
This quote from a third black woman comes in the 1:11:30 mark.
At least four black women blame or partially blame Russell Simmons, a very powerful and wealthy black promoter, raped and sexually harassed women over decades on slavery).
We are not entering into America’s history with any type of protection. And that has a lot to do wth our history from the Atlantic slave trade.
This quote is strangely worded. Furthermore,