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In the video, two police officers have Warryton pressed against a police vehicle. Warryton seems to be struggling with the two cops, and then one of them hits Warryton with his hand. Soon after, two other cops come to their aide and begin beating Warryton. Several baton shots send Warryton to the ground, but the officers, who are in full control of the situation at this point, continue to beat on the teen.

The officer approached the house and attempted to speak with a woman who was on the porch — identified by police as Kyndesia Smith — but Smith began yelling at him, according to the statement. He allegedly told Smith that she would be placed under arrest if she didn’t let him do his job. The statement says that after “several warnings,” the officer informed Smith that she was under arrest. Smith, however, allegedly resisted being put in handcuffs, prompting the officer to warn her that she ...

Locked out of progression: 28% of women of colour (compared with 19% of white women) reported that a manager had blocked their progression at work, and 42% reporting being passed over for promotion despite good feedback (compared to 27% for white women). #SideBySide

Rioting & property damage are legitimate forms of protest, especially for the dispossessed rebelling against the tyranny & violence of the wealthy & powerful. Folks understand that when it’s the Boston Tea Party, but act like they don’t when it’s ppl challenging white supremacy.

@1031Wen We tried to but you’re not allowed to hire contractors that housing comission don’t approve of. They told us if we went ahead, theyd evict my nan who was older and had lived in the house for over 30 years. So maybe have a bit of compassion, you fucking idiot.

The officer was heard telling his sergeant the man arrested was 'playing the whole poor me, poor me' routine

A randomized controlled trial in Kenya sparks concerns about whether marginalized communities lost access to water for the sake of an experiment. Now more people are asking how these trials are conducted and who is involved.

First they wanted to make lists of the autistics, trans people and those who might access abortion. Not to mention the lists that ICE undoubtedly have. Now it's food stamp recipients. Who and what will be next? You know who made lists? Nazis. There's no reason for the government to require this level of personal data. Or at least, there's no good reason. I think we all know what their reason is. This is fascism. They’re preparing lists to target and eliminate people deemed ‘un...