addressing the recent upheaval and the task of confronting racism that—deny it as some Canadians might—persists in their own country.You’ve picked up your signs and loudspeakers more times than you can count, carried your babies on your backs and organized groups to head to the front lines, demanding justice for your fathers, sons, friends and partners. The tear gas and smoke from burning buildings have brought you to tears, but this was no match for the pain of losing another Black man.
Black women, who experience “misogynoir,” a mix of misogyny and racism, are also aggressively punished by police. The cases are endless: in July 2014, 51-year-old Marlene Pinnock was pummelled by a cop on a California highway; also in California later that year, Charlena Cooks was handcuffed on her stomach while eight months pregnant for not showing her ID; and a month later, Dajerria Becton, a 14-year-old girl, was repeatedly slammed to the ground by an officer at a pool party in Texas.
You've all lost your minds. Way, way, past the limits of political correctness and cancel culture and mob mentality... Billions of ppl who can't see beyond the tip of their nose. Nobody questioning. Nobody studying... (ugh)
Macleans - can you provide some stats/ facts in your articles, simply for context.
Stop making up words thanks
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