I really believe that something is shifting within our regions
of the world with all, within all regions of the world that's truly going to be
transformative.
Never seen a bunch of
protesters where it was white
black, hispanic, mainly whites and blacks
marching. And I seen blacks.
You know I see white
with signs saying black lives matter
I said wild it's changing, that's a change.
Because I'm just being honest you rarely see that.
But, and I'm loving it, so everybody really tired.
It kind of has
like this is a movement.
Kind of feel to it you know like it's penetrated, you know.
What it has penetrated and what the outcome is
I'm not quite sure yet
But I do know that this is different than your typical
you know police killing an unarmed black man
you know the reaction is to protest and to say that we're mad.
That's just what I feel in my heart and my soul that's something is really going to change drastically
after this movement.
I think this time it feels different because everybody is coming together.
Obviously this isn't the first time that something like this has happened
Every single state has came out and protested
There's more countries that came out you know the Philippines people in Asia and Europe
you know that speaking out about our cause that's happening in our country.
And I'm pretty sure it's happening other places as well.
So you know I feel like everybody is more fed up with what's happening
and now we're using our voices to actually speak out
you know we're taking action instead of just sitting behind a
phone screen and typing and retweeting and stuff so
I feel like everybody coming together is helping out a lot.
They're protesting in Australia and England and
Japan I mean the eyes of the world is open
and everyone is tired
of the same old same old.
And tired of
people forgetting after something happens.
This is obviously not a trend this is a movement this is you know
it's a revolution, it's
something that needs to happen and I truly from the bottom of my heart hope that
real change actually comes forth and that after this
all dies down or whatever like
that again this isn't a trend that this is something that needs
work and that needs support constant support not just
right now.
Rodney King happened in 1991.
So we are now
29 years from Rodney King.
And, we protested and rioted through that time
but it was mostly just
urban areas.
But now with George Floyd
we got Europans, Indians, Asian Americans
Hispanic Americans all coming together
saying that we want change in the police departments.
So I think the opportunity is now if we don't
make change now with our leaders and legislation, then we'll never make change
because the whole world witness what happen to George Floyd.
They murdered that man live on camera.
it's affecting people from all over the world
You know we have different nationalities that's coming out.
You know starting to you know want to talk about this thing now you know.
For so long you know our communities have been crying
like you know ouch this hurts y'all stepping on our toe.
Ouch, this hurts. Ouch, this hurts.
You know for decades now.
And for some reason it feels as though
people want to listen.
Now it's in our faces and we have to
realize we have to deal with it.
And one thing that
makes it feel different besides having to wear the mask is that
we have more people to stand with us.
it's not about black and white it's about equality and actually
taking care of your neighbor.
And actually being responsible for the lives of the people
and also being the lives for the future as well.