Recently Lil Boosie spoke on his views about the situation going on in Baton Rouge and police brutality. In the sit down Boosie speaks on how he has been trying to tell people for a while now about the police injustices going on in Baton Rouge. He also states his views on the relationship between the black community and police officers. Citing that there will never really be peace between the two. He states that the relationship “will never be peace because its too far gone man… too many lives been lost”. Peep the video of Boozie after the jump.
(Video) Co-Founder Of Black Lives Matter, Alicia Garza, Talks About The Dallas Shooting
Alicia Garza joins Chris Hayes and speaks on behalf of Black Lives Matter and where they stand on the Dallas shooting and BLM’s view of police officers in general.
Nearly 200 People Arrested Over Night While Protesting Police Brutality
Protests continue across the U.S. and momentum is not slipping anytime soon. Mirroring the civil rights movement, thousands have gathered over the weekend to take a stance against police brutality. In the wake of the thousands which gathered across the United States to take a stance nearly 200 protesters were arrested overnight. At least 198 people were arrested between New York, Chicago, St. Paul Minnesota, and Baton Rouge.
Cornel West Says Obama’s Response To Police Shootings Was “Weak”
Shots fired, Mr. President. Let’s just say Cornel West is not the biggest fan of President Obama right now. Hit the jump to find out what he said.
(Video) Man Speaks Out On Police Shootings And Wants To Know How Many More Black People Have To Die Before It Becomes A Trend
Police killing innocent black men, woman and children is becoming way too common. The black community is tired of watching their fathers, sons, brothers, uncles, mothers, aunts, cousins, sisters etc getting murdered for no reason. And to make everything worse is that now cell phones are capturing these executions for all to see. I don’t like to read stories about innocent black men and women getting killed by those who are supposed to protect and serve the communities. It breaks my heart to see the families of the victims cry on TV and just let out all of their anger and frustration. It irks my soul that myself or someone I know can be another police brutality story. Acting out in a violent manner will not solve the problem it will only make the black community look just like the ones in blue killing our people in cold blood.
