Uncomfortable conversations with a black man? Police brutality always seems to get the ball rolling on these things.
Does this mean more accountability of actions by blacks okay to bring up?
Wil more education on compliance and prevention be okay to discuss?
Will recognition of “jobs” “scholarships” “aid” because you are black be fair to ask?
Stance on Latino and Asian movement in sports hirings for more equality a topic?
More women, trans, gay sports hirings as players, coaches and management a topic?
Can 5% of players checks be used to put money into black, Latino and Asian community to help the change?
Affirmative action brings more equality but is it true equality?
Will more black officers help in being able to relate to black police encounters?
Will we encourage black youth to pursue Law enforcement like basketball and football?
Do blacks feel safer moving into white community?
Do blacks feel safer living in black community?
I have horrible math and by using the 13% and looking up the most accurate specific data and crunching numbers, since police brutality is the frontline of all this, will this be okay to discuss...
1 in 11,000 blacks will be killed by blacks
1 in 65,000 blacks will die by drowning
4 per million blacks die by cops (based on 3 year average)
2 per million whites die by cops
0.00015% chance to die by drowning if black
0.0000126% chance to die by police if black
17x more likely to be white and killed by a black than a white
32x more likely to be black and killed by a black than a white
Drownings 6.7x more likely to kill blacks than whites
Is water more racist towards blacks than cops?
Can we discuss if their is a correlation between crime and single family homes?
59% Black single family
33% Hispanic single family
21% White single family
Does this mean more accountability of actions by blacks okay to bring up?
Wil more education on compliance and prevention be okay to discuss?
Will recognition of “jobs” “scholarships” “aid” because you are black be fair to ask?
Stance on Latino and Asian movement in sports hirings for more equality a topic?
More women, trans, gay sports hirings as players, coaches and management a topic?
Can 5% of players checks be used to put money into black, Latino and Asian community to help the change?
Affirmative action brings more equality but is it true equality?
Will more black officers help in being able to relate to black police encounters?
Will we encourage black youth to pursue Law enforcement like basketball and football?
Do blacks feel safer moving into white community?
Do blacks feel safer living in black community?
I have horrible math and by using the 13% and looking up the most accurate specific data and crunching numbers, since police brutality is the frontline of all this, will this be okay to discuss...
1 in 11,000 blacks will be killed by blacks
1 in 65,000 blacks will die by drowning
4 per million blacks die by cops (based on 3 year average)
2 per million whites die by cops
0.00015% chance to die by drowning if black
0.0000126% chance to die by police if black
17x more likely to be white and killed by a black than a white
32x more likely to be black and killed by a black than a white
Drownings 6.7x more likely to kill blacks than whites
Is water more racist towards blacks than cops?
Can we discuss if their is a correlation between crime and single family homes?
59% Black single family
33% Hispanic single family
21% White single family
(picture of the African American flag in link)
Chiefs called on to raise African American flag in addition to social justice messages
The Kansas City Chiefs have been called on to raise the African American flag as part of the franchise’s heightened sense of social justice awareness, which the league has committed to this season.
Pat Clarke, who is an activist in the Kansas City, Mo., area, wrote in a letter to the organization that the flag should be raised at Arrowhead Stadium along with the social justice messages in the end zones and the special decals that will be placed on players’ helmets, according to FOX4 KC.
“You look at the NBA, they have Black Lives Matter on the court. The coaches have it on their shirts. The players have it on their backs, but that flag flying above that says a lot right there,” Clarke said at a press conference last week.
Of the African American flag, Clarke said: “The red is for the blood, the black is for the people and the green is for the glory.”
Clarke said he hoped Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt would hear him out.
“Some great things can come out of this. It’s just that it’s going to take great people to make it happen,” he said, according to the station. “Clark Hunt is apparently a great person because he put together a great team. And that’s all we are trying to do is put together the right team so America and Black America can work together to do what we need to do.”
The Chiefs will have the phrases “End Racism” and “It Takes All of Us” in their end zones, as will every team in the league this season.
Week 1 games will feature the Black national anthem along with “The Star-Spangled Banner” before kickoffs.
The African American flag was officially adopted 100 years ago. It is sometimes referred to as the Pan-African Flag, Afro-American Flag or Black Liberation Flag among other names.
https://www.foxnews.com/sports/chie...n-flag-in-addition-to-social-justice-messages
Chiefs called on to raise African American flag in addition to social justice messages
The Kansas City Chiefs have been called on to raise the African American flag as part of the franchise’s heightened sense of social justice awareness, which the league has committed to this season.
Pat Clarke, who is an activist in the Kansas City, Mo., area, wrote in a letter to the organization that the flag should be raised at Arrowhead Stadium along with the social justice messages in the end zones and the special decals that will be placed on players’ helmets, according to FOX4 KC.
“You look at the NBA, they have Black Lives Matter on the court. The coaches have it on their shirts. The players have it on their backs, but that flag flying above that says a lot right there,” Clarke said at a press conference last week.
Of the African American flag, Clarke said: “The red is for the blood, the black is for the people and the green is for the glory.”
Clarke said he hoped Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt would hear him out.
“Some great things can come out of this. It’s just that it’s going to take great people to make it happen,” he said, according to the station. “Clark Hunt is apparently a great person because he put together a great team. And that’s all we are trying to do is put together the right team so America and Black America can work together to do what we need to do.”
The Chiefs will have the phrases “End Racism” and “It Takes All of Us” in their end zones, as will every team in the league this season.
Week 1 games will feature the Black national anthem along with “The Star-Spangled Banner” before kickoffs.
The African American flag was officially adopted 100 years ago. It is sometimes referred to as the Pan-African Flag, Afro-American Flag or Black Liberation Flag among other names.
https://www.foxnews.com/sports/chie...n-flag-in-addition-to-social-justice-messages
0.0000126% chance to die by police if black
You think anyone on the field tonight understands what that number truly is?
You think even 5% of the viewers tonight understand what that number means?
You think 10% of the white liberal young men and women who march for BLM have any idea what that number means?
Nope.
It's an idiot society and the idiots control the false narrative.
