Beshear update, McGrath in Louisville, "Skinny" relief bill fails, Professor re Trump's SCOTUS list, School district sued over racist bullying, & TSOK.
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By @BlackDefendants It don’t matter if you’re Black or White. – Michael Jackson, 1991 Clearly he’s never been charged in a criminal case in Memphis, TN or anywhere in the deep south for that matter. -Vern Braswell, 2020 With the
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What a week at DemCast… Systematic racism is real! Hank Cetola, who recently explored his own white privilege, exposes two congressmembers who claim that it doesn’t exist at all. In California Gov.
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Recently Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) and Rep. Tim Walberg (R-MI-7) both stated that systemic racism does not exist in our country. On April 25, Chris Wallace of Fox News asked Graham if
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How Did We Get Here Vern Braswell, a Black defendant, was charged with first-degree murder in the death of his wife, Sheila, in 2004 in Shelby County (Memphis), Tennessee. Sheila was discovered
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Dear Friend, The verdicts are in, and Derek Chauvin has been found guilty. This does not bring George Floyd back to his family, friends, and his child. It does not prevent the
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Let’s do what it takes these next few hours to have the best possible electoral result across these states and our country.
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By @BlackDefendants “It don’t matter if you’re Black or White” – Michael Jackson, 1991 “Only if you have money and lawyers like O. J. Simpson or Michael Jackson, oh okay, you said
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By @BlackDefendants “It don’t matter if you’re Black or White” —Michael Jackson, 1991 “If he had been charged in Memphis, Shelby County, he’d probably be doing a residency at the Tennessee Dept
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By @BlackDefendants It don’t matter if you’re Black or White. – Michael Jackson, 1991 Clearly he’s never been charged in a criminal case in Memphis, TN or anywhere in the deep south
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By @BlackDefendants IN MEMPHIS TENNESSEE DO BLACK DEFENDANTS MATTER? AFTER YOU READ THIS, WE’D LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU. THE INTRO In 2004 Vern Braswell, a Black man, was charged in the
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A Black defendant's evidence vanishes and none of the judges bat an eye. Corruption and systemic racial inequalities allow injustices to thrive.
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