Trump is so... ghetto. I'm sorry I don't know another way to say it

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Stunning police brutality will ignite a student anti-war movement in America | Joan Donovan There is some truth to the popular protest slogan: ‘They tried to bury us, but they didn’t know we were seeds’

"But, what kicked off Occupy’s popularity was not their messaging about the economic crisis, it was viral clips of police abuse and suppression...There is some truth to the popular protest slogan: “They tried to bury us, but they didn’t know we were seeds.”"

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In another incident, MPD tried to stop a car for driving with expired tags and failing to stop at a stop sign. Officers followed the woman home and forced their way into her home with her young child – an excessive and illegal police response for a nonviolent traffic violation.

Altogether, nine squad cars and 12 officers responded to the attempted theft of a cheap gas station beverage. The man was arrested and served two days in jail for theft and disorderly conduct. It is unclear – and unlikely – whether any officers received disciplinary action for this incident.

“No, don’t kill me,” the man yelled as he tried to run away. Officers put the man in a chokehold and repeatedly tased him while screamed in pain facedown on the pavement.

As an officer arrived, the man left the drink in the gas station and walked away. The officer followed him, yelling while other patrol officers arrived. Then, as the man put his hands in the air, officers shoved him against a squad car, hitting him and pinning him to the ground by his neck.

In an instance of MPD using excessive force, the department was called to a gas station during the attempted theft of a $2 drink. The perpetrator was an unarmed man with a mental illness.

Young also cited the long-term and costly nature of consent decrees in other cities across the U.S.

Young promised to host town hall meetings to receive community feedback on the report, while Davis boasted of 700+ policy changes completed over the past three years to improve policing in Memphis.

“Such a proposal is not the right solution for Memphis,” Memphis’ Chief Legal Officer Tannera George Gibson said in a letter to the DOJ.

The City of Memphis announced today it will not enter into a consent decree with federal authorities to work toward resolving MPD’s pattern of illegal, abusive and discriminatory policing practices.

The conditions of today are upheld through departmental practices of not following its own policies, inadequate training, misleading police reports and questionable judgement calls by supervisors.

Most notably, the report’s findings conclude MPD engages in:

1️⃣ A routine practice of using excessive force
2️⃣ Illegal stops, searches and arrests
3️⃣ Illegal discrimination against Black people
4️⃣ Illegal discrimination against people with behavioral health disabilities

While the police beating death of Tyre Nichols in 2023 spurred the DOJ into action to conduct this investigation over the past 17 months, the report reveals MPD’s abuse of power stems back decades.

The U.S. Department of Justice released a 73-page report, which showcases evidence of Memphis Police Department engaging in a pattern or practice of violating people’s constitutional rights. 🧵

I am reshaping my relationship to my ADHD meds.

For the longest I was unnecessarily cruel to myself for needing them to function and I am completely done with that narrative. I am thankful to have access to them and am able to follow through on the work I love doing for myself and my people.

“Funding abortion” feels like such an inadequate phrase to describe the relief felt when you don’t have to choose between rent and abortion care.

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Y'all... I simply cannot stop listening Kendrick's album. Send help.

Yall don’t have to put #blacksky or #addtoblacksky on every tweet. Once is enough to get you on the feed. One time yall… one time.

What are y'all's thought on using AI for "social good"?

Asking because an AI-powered community market just opened in Atlanta and I am curious on what its impacts will be!

Abortion is good and normal. Say it with me, abortion is normal and GOOD.

Screenshot of Costco website showing 4 month supply of Opill daily oral contraception for $15 off the $65 price, which makes it $50.

PSA: Just saw that a four month supply of Opill (the over-the-counter, daily birth control pill that doesn't require a prescription) is currently on sale for $50 at Costco until 11/24!

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So what do we have here