Blood is flowing.
Oakland.
New Orleans.
Philly.
Newark.
NEWARK, Aug. 6 — As a weekend of bloodshed gave way to a day of mourning, the sleep deprivation and public battering were beginning to take a toll on Mayor Cory A. Booker, his face a curtain of sadness and fatigue. A group of protesters on the steps of City Hall were calling for his resignation, while a large huddle of reporters down the street waited with unanswerable questions about Saturday night’s fatal shooting of three college students in a West Ward schoolyard.
Moments before Mr. Booker was to step in front of the cameras, a mayoral aide noticed two middle-aged women and a man sitting silently among the crowd — relatives of Dashon Harvey, 20, one of the shooting victims. Officials quickly ushered them to a back room to meet Mr. Booker, who offered his condolences and promised that the police would stop at nothing to find the killers.I have decided, that once school gets settled for me, I am applying for Fullbright
to create a easily measurable and copyable program that addresses Black parenting, child literacy, and student/baby advocacy in a hands on fashion, trill talk.
Because this sh*t has to be addressed head on.
AND NOT F*CKING TV SHOW is going to do it. WE ARE GOING TO DO IT.
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Who's with me?
Is Corey doomed?
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