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One of the thorniest parts of anti-police brutality work is remembering that our work is at its most powerful when we're able to recognize the humanity of cops even as we (accurately) say stuff like ACAB and fuck the police.
One of the thorniest parts of anti-police brutality work is remembering that our work is at its most powerful when we're able to recognize the humanity of cops even as we (accurately) say stuff like ACAB and fuck the police.
I've been thinking on this a lot after Monday, having watched police shoot someone I love, shoot at me (and miss, thankfully), teargas peaceful protesters, and effectively torture me and women around me while we were in custody.
About this officer in particular, who was clearly distraught watching women in panic and screaming in pain as the effects of extended time in zip cuffs became unbearable.
Clip 1 of 2 from #AllyProvocateurs
“The two types of people at a protest.”
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“The two types of people at a protest.”
#phillyprotests
#MinneapolisUprising
#GeorgeFloydProtests
Clip 2 of 2 from #AllyProvocateurs
“The two types of people at a protest.”
#phillyprotests
#MinneapolisUprising
#GeorgeFloydProtests
“The two types of people at a protest.”
#phillyprotests
#MinneapolisUprising
#GeorgeFloydProtests
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