Georgefloyd Stories

Frank Marinelli, a bitter 72-year-old man who spends his days in a pizza costume spinning advertising signs on a street corner, harbors deep prejudices against his diverse neighbors. For twelve years, he's judged everyone who passes by-the Latino grocery store owner, the elderly Asian woman who feeds pigeons, and the college students who frequent the local pizza shop.

"James Reeb became nationally known as a rightful martyr to the Civil Rights Movement when he made the ultimate sacrifice answering Dr Martin Luther King Jr. 's call for clergy in the revolutionary march from Selma to Montgomery. Shortly after his spring 1965 march, the social rights leader hailed Reeb a friend, an ally, but above all "a shining example of manhood at its best." James Reeb was a renowned religious instructor priding himself in uplifting impoverished black communities. Despite my paper being months old from the last school year, this is the right time to share to America and the world about one of the most influential civil rights leaders who paid the ultimate sacrifice to the cause.

Enough is enough. Our pain, our cries, and our need to be seen and heard resonate throughout this entire country. We demand acknowledgment and accountability for the devaluation and dehumanization of Black life at the hands of the police. We call for radical, sustainable solutions that affirm the prosperity of Black lives.

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Educating yourself and supporting the movement, all in one book.

Using Joy Harjo's "How To Write a Poem in a Time of War" as a reference point for formatting, the poem "two thousand and twenty" touches on major events that occurred in twenty twenty and their emotional impact. Topics that were focused on include police brutality, COVID-19, and mental wellness. Italicized lines intertwined throughout the poem represent my thoughts.

Rants about what is going on in America.

A poem i made out of solidarity with the blm movement. I avoid political poems but this isnt even political.. this is just stupidity and ignorance

My story 🦠

A short essay about racial injustice by a girl who just wants to try and make a change.

Words from a fed up, black woman. I will not rest until we see CHANGE

poems of events of black public figures #1 on claudettecolvin #8 on martinlutherkingjr #19 on claudette #25 on humanrights mentions of violence, murder, police brutality, racism, etc.

#Blm#Georgefloyd#Motivation

Being a colored person isnt easy when society judges you on the color of your skin.

My outlook after living in Minneapolis during the summer of 2020 Update: I am pleased that the killer cop was found guilty, there are so many more George Floyd's who never got justice here in Minneapolis.....I hope that this tragedy brings actual light to what's really going on in Minneapolis!

This was an unritious brutal death which I think deserves remembering so I will never take this down and wish for everyone to go into the comments and talk about this without comments getting taken down or censorship . I dot want him to be forgotten and I wish that the devil has something special in hell for the man who killed him. It's not enough to be silently non racist we need to be vocally anti racist

A poetry on the horrific incidents which finally led to the death of Mr George Floyd.

hello guys as a white person i hear you but others dont so i will speak for you. i will speak with you. i am here for you all.