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As someone who personally experiences with psychosis, what Saraya Rees did shouldn't be overlooked. But imprisoning her instead getting her the help she clearly needs is not ok.
If you don't know, Saraya has been on antidepressants due to her being severely bullied at school. She was abruptly taken off of them, which by the way is dangerous in the first place. She was experiencing a psychotic episode as a side affect of withdrawal and poured gasoline in front of her parents door while calling out for help. Her mother had said Saraya DID NOT attempt to light a fire. Her 11 year sentence shouldn't be the response for punishment.
She needs psychiatric care in which she is currently not getting. She was 14 when she was charged without parole.
This is not the way to treat someone with mental health issues!
They are not monsters that should be put away!
We are not something you should overlook because you don't understand!
Please spread the word about Saraya
PERVIS PAYNE IS AN INNOCENT BLACK WHO WAS WRONGLY SENTENCE TO DEATH FOR A CRIME HE DID NOT COMMIT!
REBLOG! REBLOG! REBLOG!
YOU ARE INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY
AND PERVIS WAS NOT PROVEN GUILTY!
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SAVE A LIFE! SAY HIS NAME!
PERVIS PAYNE! PERVIS PAYNE!
WE ARE NOT GOING TO STOP, SO HERE'S SOME GEN Z MOMENTS AND STAY SAFE OUT THERE
NO JUSTICE NO PEACE
WE ARE STILL FIGHTING
HIS NAME WAS ELIJAH MCCLAIN!
SAY HIS NAME! SAY HIS NAME! SAY HIS NAME!
HE PLAYED HIS VIOLIN TO ANIMALS IN SHELTERS!
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HE WAS A SWEET BOY UP UNTIL THE END!
HE DID NOT DESERVE TO DIE!
She's got a point
I'm gonna let this Queen speak
AND SPEAK SHE SHALL AND HOPEFULLY BE HEARD
DON'T LET THEM WIN
DON'T LET THEM SILENCE US
SPEAK OUT! RESIST AGAINST CORRUPTION!
SPREAD THE WORD! SPREAD THE WORD! SPREAD THE WORD!
It’s finally happening.
chop was a bastion of safety and freedom. we cannot let them take this silently.
i dont normally post about this shit mainly because tumblr was supposed to be a place for me to go to escape, but at this point i dont think i can keep that up.
Participating in the BLM movement comes in various forms, and regardless of what's contributed, we need you.
For those in the front line, risking your lives every single day to ensure that black voices are heard— I stand with you. You are brave, you are change, you are revolution. Be safe, be smart, cover your identifying aspects, research ways to counteract police attacks safely. Use sigils, use protection, BE protection. We see you, we hear you.
For those that cannot be there in the protests, I urge you to be loud. Share verified information, donate to organizations that contribute to the cause, support your local black owned businesses (they need us more than ever), join the July 7th boycott. You are just as important as these protestors.
Witches, these protestors and the like need us. June 5th, on the full moon, there will be a mass casting. Do your part. Spell jars, hexes, jinxes, curses, sigils, candle lighting, whatever you can possibly contribute— I urge you to do it.
No Justice. No Peace.
We fight for the silenced.
BLM ✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿 ACAB
the officers who murdered george floyd should be on trial for murder. getting fired is not enough.
John Boyega at Hyde Park demonstration #BlackLivesMattter
Hey @msnbc @npr @cnn @washingtonpost @nytimes. This is something to think about.
#blacklivesmatter #words #badwords #slurs #thingsyoudidntknow #talk #language #racism #fightingracism #usingwords #standuptoracism #microaggressions #hatecrimes #hatecrime #racism #representationmatters
Protests in Norway
Photos from the protests in Bergen and Oslo. We stand together ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽
Photo: Stian Lysberg Solum
People remembered to wear their facemasks and keep their distance as much as possible, so that Norway could continue the incredible low amount of people who are sick with covid-19.
Photo: Tinashe Williamson (Private)
Norwegian celebrity Tinashe Williamson was moved to tears by the support. «I’m proud to be Norwegian» she said, as she protested with her daughter (10) and thousands of others in Oslo.
Photo: Odin Jæger
Photo: Odin Jæger
Photo: Mattis Sandland
Thousands gathered outside the parlament building in Oslo, despite the government saying that no more than 50 people could come to the protest.
Photo: Bård Bøe
Heritier Victorious Kisamu (6) was the first to go down on one knee in Bergen. Soon the rest of the protestors joined him to show their support for Black Lives Matter.