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When I read Eric Garner's story, I was shocked and truly devastated. I knew that the killings of Black people has been going on for hundreds of years, but I never knew how bad it really was. I was also kind of scared because, although I'm not Black, I'm still a target and when they had mentioned that Eric had asthma, it triggered something in me b/c I also have asthma and that's always been one of my biggest fear, to pass away because of my asthma. I feel really bad for his family who had to go through something like that.

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My reaction to hearing Tamir Rice's was just completely heartbroken and angry. A 12 YEAR OLD WAS SHOT! It's rare to hear a news report like that. It's not normal. It's not okay. And the fact that he's just another one, one more, an addition to the history of black killings. He had a whole life in front, and for his life to end in a shooting? Words can't describe the anger I feel. He didn't get the justice he deserved. The criminal "justice" system is a complete joke.

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You shouldn’t deserve to be shot in your sleep. You are a proud to be black man like any of human beings. A million of bullets shot in your body while you’re sleeping from 14 police officers making me to want to haunt back to those racist cops. His dream is to educate everybody in the whole world to treat those black and brown people with respect and love and equally. And his dream is to educate to the world about the Black Panthers Party.  When he got shot in his sleep from those racist cops, his body splattered all of his blood on the wall like bloodshed. It really making me so sad and it heart breaking because he deserve to live his life to the fullest without any police violence. He is an human beings and not a threat to anyone. I wish none of those happen to Fred Hampton and Mark Clark and rest of black people who died and murdered from police brutality and white supremacy.