I saw this on Hannity and when that brave father started bawling like he did, I as a black-American saw 40+ years worth of frustration, sadness, angst, and anger that has been in our community for far too long. The single fact that this man was not even able to see his own dead son even after hours of his death was not only shocking but should let us know that the only time a black man's life matters is when it's shot down by a white police officer.
As someone who lost a brother due to black-on-black violence, I can only sympathize with Mr. Anderson and it just makes it even more sad when you realize that the mainstream media and Big tech corporations are censoring this information from being shown to the American Public. They have cast their lots and this November, we must remind them why the first revolution began.
Thank you for being brave and sharing your story. I am sorry to hear about your brother. There are no words for it. We can only move forward and spread awareness about these tragic events.
I saw this on Hannity and when that brave father started bawling like he did, I as a black-American saw 40+ years worth of frustration, sadness, angst, and anger that has been in our community for far too long. The single fact that this man was not even able to see his own dead son even after hours of his death was not only shocking but should let us know that the only time a black man's life matters is when it's shot down by a white police officer.
As someone who lost a brother due to black-on-black violence, I can only sympathize with Mr. Anderson and it just makes it even more sad when you realize that the mainstream media and Big tech corporations are censoring this information from being shown to the American Public. They have cast their lots and this November, we must remind them why the first revolution began.
Thank you for being brave and sharing your story. I am sorry to hear about your brother. There are no words for it. We can only move forward and spread awareness about these tragic events.