Black Lives Matter - America

53 views
Authorcrepes
Created
Tags whenwillitend 

I'm disgusted. In every way, shape, and form. After 108 days of protesting, Darren Wilson was pronounced not guilt for the death of Michael Brown, and it's the biggest you to black Americans this year. They literally let him off for murdering an unarmed 18 year old. As in he isn't serving any time, when you have women in prison serving years because they murdered their abusive husbands. But really, Darren Wilson gets to go free? They are letting a murderer go. 

Why?

Literally because he is white. Like you can , whine, and moan all you want about it. But that is the truth, Darren Wilson has been let go because he is white, and a police officer, and white people have privilege here that no other race, especially black people, have. I feel like burning the American flag, I feel like screaming, I feel like crying. In fact, I did cry. I sobbed. I sobbed because they are killing off my people one by one and no one has done anything. No one has stopped America from basically commiting genocide.

I sobbed because it could be me next. It could be my ing brother. Tamir Rice, a black 12 year old, was shot and killed a few days ago by the police for playing with a BB gun. Don't tell me I shouldn't be upset, because I have every right to be angry. I have every right to look at America with hatred. I have every right to feel bitter towards white people.

Black lives don't matter to America. They never have.

They didn't matter when they stole us from Africa and made us slave for them for years. They didn't matter when they were burning crosses in our front yards. And they continue to not matter.

 

I can't even begin to explain the pain I feel right now as I write this out, and I can't even make it as long as I want to.

But I can say one thing.

 

America.

Darren Wilson.

his wife.

his supporters.

white people.

this system.

the police.

 

I'm done.

 

Comments

You must be logged in to comment.

zhongrens 9 years ago
I feel as though the biggest injustice done is the fact he will NEVER see a day in court for his crime. The major problem with this is the grand jury was trying to decide whether he would actually go to court. Deciding that what he did wasn't even worthy of a court day is a slap in the face to all people of color. How can we trust our justice system? How can we rely on them when they fail to protect the people they're sworn to protect? ;;A;;
kagaki 9 years ago
I'm built with anger knowing that he is away scot free.
Log in to view all comments and replies