Modern Racism by DayronFuller

Background

DayronFuller — 2015-04-14 18:53:11 UTC

In 2014 five unarmed black men were killed by the police. These men include Micheal Brown (Ferguson, Missouri), Eric Garner (Staten Island, NY), John Crawford (Beaver Creek, OH), Ezell Ford (Los Angeles, CA), and Dante Parker (Victorville, CA). This article was written to shed light on other victims of racial police brutality during the Micheal Brown era.

Positive 1

DayronFuller — 2015-04-15 16:51:52 UTC

Who- Wayne Root

When- April 21, 2014

Where- The Blaze News

What- He is saying that Darren Wilson, the killer of Micheal Brown, is a victim of stereotype racism.

Why- To persuade readers into thinking that Darren Wilson was in the right

Positive 2

DayronFuller — 2015-04-15 17:02:25 UTC

Who- Will Stack

When- April 13, 2015

Where- South Carolina

What- Will had a nice encounter with a white individual

Why- He wanted to express all cops aren't racist.

Controversial Topic

DayronFuller — 2015-04-17 18:52:48 UTC

Negative 1

DayronFuller — 2015-04-21 18:55:45 UTC

Who- Redditt Hudson

When- December 6, 2014

Where- St. Louis

What- Hudson was expressing how he felt that the police system is extremely racist, even from a cops POV, because they aren't held to a higher standard.

Why- He wanted to raise awarness from a cops perspective that things in correction department need to be changed

Negative 2

DayronFuller — 2015-04-22 11:09:44 UTC

Who- Jeremy Reid, & Police

When- December 30, 2014

Where- New Jersey

What- A car in New Jersey was pulled over and searched without a warrent and when the cops found a gun in the glove department they immediatly pulled out their guns told the driver and Reid (pa ssanger) to show their hands. Reid showed his hands briefly then tried opening the door to escape, But as soon as he tried he was shot 9 times.

Why- He was shot for resisting orders but he could have been tazed or forced to the ground. The fact that they shot him 9 times and told him they would kill him is dishonorable.

Quote

DayronFuller — 2015-04-22 18:41:06 UTC

"So why did I weep when I saw Travon martin dead in the streets. When gangbanging made me kill a nigga blacker then me."

This quote was written by Kendrick Lamar and this quote explains his internal conflict on the Police situation. This quote shows us that we cant be to mad at the police if they aren't the only ones killing young black men.

Picture

DayronFuller — 2015-04-23 16:40:47 UTC

This image depicts a woman being beaten by the police. She seems to be unarmed but is still being assaulted by multiple officers. I believe that this image is trying to shed light on how evil the police department is.

Jalil Richardson /Quote

2015-04-24 18:36:18 UTC

I really like how you used lyrics from a Kendrick Lamar song to explain how he feels about the police. I agree with him because it's up to us as black males to stop the violence within our own race.

Question/Abort

DayronFuller — 2015-05-04 18:47:20 UTC

If a law was passed tomorrow banning abortion, should the mothers who already had an abortion be punished or labelled as a murder?

Question/Police

DayronFuller — 2015-05-04 18:50:08 UTC

How far can a police officer go to apprehend an unarmed man and when are guns allowed to be taken out?

Andrew Bowen/ansrew

robertocataldo — 2015-05-05 19:15:02 UTC

A police oficer can chase a suspec as long as possible or until it is no longer safe to continue to persue. they can only take out their gun when tthey fell as if their life is in danger or they are aprehending a dangerouse suspect. they cant shoot a fleeing suspect.

May 5

DayronFuller — 2015-05-06 18:32:26 UTC

1. Cinco de Mayo marks the date of a Mexican military victory over France

2. Cinco De Mayo is more of a big deal in the US then Mexico.

3. The U.S. has gone straight to commercialization with little thought to its original significance

Lillia Bolling/Answer

2015-05-07 13:36:00 UTC

Good question. Personaly if a law was passed tomorrow banning abortions I dont think it cant apply to past abortions. I think the law could only apply to those who have an abortion after the law goes into action. It similar to how schools change the required courses. For example current seniors only need 3 history classes to graduate. Others now need 4. It doesn't apply to us though because we are following the past requiremet. So those who did have an abortion prior to the law were following the rule at the time so they shouldn't be punished for it.