BLACK LIVES MATTER RALLIES : Protests in over 170 Cities Take to the Streets
Your World/National News
Day 26, 2014
NOVEMBER
Commentary:
The decision all known and in the opened now that the officer who shot Michael Brown will not be charged for any negligence in his death. Though, in Ferguson riots and breakouts rambled all including those in towns and cities across the entire United States. Monday's raw explosion ignites the country as another Black youth was also killed for having a toy gun in Cleveland. Protesters came in hundreds in cities to speak with a voice that Black Lives Matter. The frequent clashing of Black youth and the law have grown to flares. Many are tired of the pattern of young Afro-American men dying at the hand of the law which are never; or seldom charged with committing a crime.
Protesters gathered in many places. On Tuesday cities took to the streets. In New York, to Chicago, Illinois even in Memphis, and in Oakland, California where some rioting broke out. Signs were raised high, people shouted, cars honked horns and in Ferguson held a rally of protesters who participated in a four-minute time of silence. However, as many are wanting a solution this will begin only if both youth and law begin to understand the value of lives. Black Lives Matter but we should not forget the law is the governing of the people. Laws must be obeyed, even by the keeper of law. There must be involvement in lives of youth whom are hot tempered, and fully are aware the best way to keep the law is obedience. When obedience fails; the results can take lives away so needlessly. Politicians, family, law makers have the attention focused. The real solution is the unity to resolve. Otherwise, protests may not be useful in saving another's life.
News source:
http://www.cnn.com/2014/11/26/us/national-...
WE MUST
WATCH & PRAY
FOR EACH OTHER
Q-Q
Day 26, 2014
NOVEMBER
Commentary:
The decision all known and in the opened now that the officer who shot Michael Brown will not be charged for any negligence in his death. Though, in Ferguson riots and breakouts rambled all including those in towns and cities across the entire United States. Monday's raw explosion ignites the country as another Black youth was also killed for having a toy gun in Cleveland. Protesters came in hundreds in cities to speak with a voice that Black Lives Matter. The frequent clashing of Black youth and the law have grown to flares. Many are tired of the pattern of young Afro-American men dying at the hand of the law which are never; or seldom charged with committing a crime.
Protesters gathered in many places. On Tuesday cities took to the streets. In New York, to Chicago, Illinois even in Memphis, and in Oakland, California where some rioting broke out. Signs were raised high, people shouted, cars honked horns and in Ferguson held a rally of protesters who participated in a four-minute time of silence. However, as many are wanting a solution this will begin only if both youth and law begin to understand the value of lives. Black Lives Matter but we should not forget the law is the governing of the people. Laws must be obeyed, even by the keeper of law. There must be involvement in lives of youth whom are hot tempered, and fully are aware the best way to keep the law is obedience. When obedience fails; the results can take lives away so needlessly. Politicians, family, law makers have the attention focused. The real solution is the unity to resolve. Otherwise, protests may not be useful in saving another's life.
News source:
http://www.cnn.com/2014/11/26/us/national-...
WE MUST
WATCH & PRAY
FOR EACH OTHER
Q-Q
Blacks have to stop killing their own race with drugs, prostitution, fighting, and the like if they want other races to stop killing them. Why would other races care about blacks if blacks don't care about themselves. Politically speaking....