The Blatant Two/​faced US Justice System

Regardless of what white apol­o­gists say as they try to jus­ti­fy police geno­cide against Black peo­ple, the images tell an unde­ni­able truth.
At this point, we should engage with our white sis­ters and broth­ers who march and strug­gle with us, they are beat­en and bru­tal­ized and some of them are even killed by the rabid dogs oper­at­ing us police officers.

As far as those who would deny the over 500 years of oppres­sion of Black peo­ple, we should dis­en­gage them and not try to have a con­ver­sa­tion with them.

They care more about injured dogs than they do black babies. They care more about peo­ple break­ing glass than they care about cops mur­der­ing cit­i­zens in their name.
In fact, the killing of black peo­ple evokes a secret glee in them.

It is impor­tant to note that Mister Floyd was accused of pass­ing a ques­tion­able $20-dol­lar bill to a store clerk.…… Eight min­utes and forty six sec­onds it took for Chauvin and his thug col­leagues to squeeze the life out of a plead­ing George Floyd.

Eric Garner being mur­dered by NYPD thugDaniel Pantaleo and a bunch of oth­er thugs. Mister gar­ner’s sin? Selling untaxed cig­a­rettes, a minor violation.

The injus­tice and the dis­par­i­ty are not juts about the optics they are endem­ic and strate­gic.
According to the (MarshallProject​.com), Only 31 of the near­ly 800 white defen­dants exe­cut­ed since 1976 — when the Supreme Court rein­stat­ed the death penal­ty — had a black vic­tim, accord­ing to the Death Penalty Information Center. During the same time­frame, 234 of near­ly 500 exe­cut­ed black defen­dants had white vic­tims. The last time a white per­son was put to death for killing a black per­son in South Carolina, where Roof will be tried, was in 1991.

In Pennsylvania, it was in 1999. In Louisiana, 1752¹. In Texas, there were no such exe­cu­tions between 1854 and 2003, and in Alabama, there were none from 1913 to 1997 (there haven’t been any, since, either). In Florida, a white defen­dant has nev­er been put to death for mur­der­ing a black person.

Mike Beckles is a for­mer Jamaican police Detective cor­po­ral, busi­ness­man, researcher, and blog­ger. 
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