Mothers of black police shooting victims accuse BLM director of lying
Mothers who lost black sons and daughters at the hands of police are speaking critically of Black Lives Matter saying the organization did nothing to help them.
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Mothers who lost black sons and daughters at the hands of police are speaking critically of Black Lives Matter saying the organization did nothing to help them.
Mothers who lost black sons and daughters at the hands of police are speaking critically of Black Lives Matter saying the organization did nothing to help them.
Mothers who have lost their sons during police shooting incidents are criticizing Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors, who recently announced that she was parting ways with the group.
Mothers of lionized Black sons and daughters killed by police officers have condemned the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement, following the controversy over co-founder Patrisse Cullors’ lavish lifestyle.
Samaria Rice, the mother of slain sixth-grader Tamir Rice, is far from done unloading her grievances with those she accuses of “hustling Black death” as a pseudo form of activism against police killings. Samaria, 44, lost her twelve-year-old son seven years ago, but the pain remains palpable. And insult is felt as she watches self-appointed activists such as Tamika Mallory, Shaun King, civil rights attorney Ben Crump and others speak out against police brutality, all the while yelling her son’s name, and the names of countless other Black men, women, and children killed at the hands...