Ramsey Orta, the man who filmed Eric Garner’s death is now being sentenced to 4 years. Orto will for four years in prison for possession of a weapon and drug charges. This is actually pretty crazy considering the fact that the officer who killed Garner is home free.
Yale Frat Gets Called Out After Denying Black Girls Access To “White Girls Only” Halloween Party
Sigma Alpha Epsilon is at the center of some unflattering tension, yet again; this time the Yale chapter. According to Neema Gathere, a Black female student said in a Facebook post, she and a few others were denied access into the fraternity’s Halloween party because they were not White. Find out more after the jump.
(Video) Django Unchained Director Quentin Tarantino Attends NYC Rally Against Police Brutality
One of Hollywood’s top directors, unanimously known for using the N-word heavenly in his films, Quentin Tarantino shows his critics that he indeed supports the cause against the abusive power of some police officers through his attendance at the rally in Washington Square Park against “police terror” Saturday evening. Protesters held signs reading “Rise Up! Stop Police Terror!” and “Murder with a badge is still murder.” He helped lead the “Say Their Names” rally with hundreds gathered to chant the names of 250 people of color killed by police violence, with an emphasis on paying homage to one of the most horrific victims Tamir Rice.
(Video) “SNL” Star Cecily Strong Makes Racial Jokes At White House Correspondents Dinner
Cecily Strong throws a racist roast at President Obama and government officials at the White House Correspondents Dinner.
Over The Weekend: University Of South Carolina Student Let’s Campus Know Why Their WiFi Sucks – The N-Word Is One
Could be me, but it seems as if the more the #BlackLivesRock campaign is uplifted, the more racists and racial profiling come to the light. Over the weekend, a University of South Carolina student’s Snapchat photo went viral. Why? The student decided to list her “reasons why USC WiFi blows.” At the top of the list, and I do mean number one, is the n-word … spelled out.
Common Pulled From Commencement Speech Over Song He Made Over 15 Years Ago
Do to Police Complaints , Common was pulled from a commencement speech. Though these complaints are not from any recent trouble Common has had with the law , its because of a song he made over 15 year ago ! Hop into the post for the details ! #IFWT
