Blm Protests

Original Publication: Jul 12, 2021 by Juan Collado for The Inquisitor Magazine. 2020 was a year of awakening for many people when it came to racial inequality. Some went out to the street and some stayed home, but supported the movement and cause, nevertheless. …

The Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement was founded in 2013 by three women: Alicia Garza, Patrisse Cullors, and Opal Tometi. It was started in response to the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin, a 17-year-old Black boy in Florida. …

Whenever one makes a critical comment about the January 6th Capitol attack to someone on the Right, their favorite deflection is to say, “But what about the Black Lives Matter riots?” The assumption and talking point is that those who participated in riots associated with Black Lives Matter got away…

Well howdy there, friend! I’m DomainRooster, your friendly neighborhood rooster, and I’m here to cock-a-doodle-do all about the .BLM domain name. Now, the .BLM domain name doesn’t exist yet, but we’re aiming to hatch it by 2026. …

I cannot believe that it has been almost three years since George Floyd was brutally murdered by police officers. In fact, my second article of all time on Medium was an essay I wrote in the wake of Floyd’s murder and after seeing an interactive webpage from Al Jazeera showing…

Have you ever rode that Hound? Have you taken that trip of misery and poverty on our nation’s bus line? It’s no easy ride. I haven’t done it in many years, but my Amish friends use it. They don’t complain, but when I talk to other riders, they tell me…

By Anagha and Priyasha Chakravarti. Assisted by Kiri Diep. The recent murder of George Floyd has not only sparked immense unrest, riot, and resistance in the city of Minneapolis, but it has also led to an influx of anti-racist social media posts. …

Amid the controversy, Black Lives Matter is still one of the most critical social movement of our time. Black Lives Matter is a global organization that began in the African-American community to fight against the systemic racism and violence that Black people face. The organization has now grown to a…

By Jerry Rhoads, Founder and CEO of The American Enterprise Party George Floyd died in vain, and the BLM revolution failed to solve the problems of the inner city Black Concentration Camps, and Migrant slave Ghettos. The migrant ghettos will also be in the inner city slums, on the streets…