On November 29, 2012, Timothy Russell and Malissa Williams died from bullet wounds sustained after a high-speed chase with the Cleveland Division of Police. Officers fired 137 shots at the car occupied by the two unarmed residents. Although officers were reprimanded, no charges were immediately filed. One-year after this senseless tragedy, I had the privilege of aiding in the … Continue reading Malissa Williams | Reform & Equal Justice
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Yesterday was a much different experience. Sometimes people either walk by without even so much as a smile or saying hello. Not today. Instead of me having to do most of the talking, I listened. My heart and prayers go out to the women who stopped to share memories of their loved ones - even … Continue reading #ENDALZ | 2013
Rev. Dr. Otis Moss, Jr: “We must work on behalf of, in honor of, in memory of all those wounded, murdered and marginalized because of injustice.” at Carl B. Stokes United States Court House
at Carl B. Stokes United States Court House
Photos Taken: July 20, 2013 July 15, 2013: My post verdict feelings are focused on keeping the current momentum of unity in the black community and beyond. Many, regardless of color recognize this as being unjust and baffling. How 6 women - some of whom may be mothers - could unanimously decide not to convict … Continue reading After the Verdict
That Justice is a blind goddess Is a thing to which we black are wise: Her bandage hides two festering sores That once perhaps were eyes. - Langston Hughes at Cuyahoga County Justice Center
