Texas Governor Greg Abbott's decision to pardon Daniel Perry, who was convicted of murdering Black Lives Matter protester Garrett Foster in 2020, has sparked widespread outrage.

The pardon has drawn sharp criticism from Foster's family and the Travis County District Attorney. Foster's common-law wife, Whitney Mitchell, condemned Abbott's decision, stating that it "desecrated the life of a murdered Texan and U.S. Air Force veteran" and sent a message that those with differing political views can be killed with impunity. Travis County District Attorney José Garza accused Abbott and the parole board of "putting their politics over justice and making a mockery of our legal system."

Headlines read "Horrible" and "Beyond F'd Up." The decision has reignited debates over the state's controversial "stand your ground" law and the politicization of the criminal justice system.

Ole Miss Can Miss Me - Racism Is Alive And Well Even At Our Universities

This episode of "Black Lives Don't Matter" examines the troubling trend of erasing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. Host Deron Harris argues that despite the rhetoric around DEI, true progress for Black lives remains elusive. DEI programs often fail to address systemic racism and instead focus on superficial changes. The episode explores how to move beyond performative allyship and enact meaningful change to support the Black community. Wake up people, it's time to confront hard truths and take action to ensure Black lives truly matter.

We all agree that All Lives Matter, well most of us. Would it not make sense that all lives can not matter until black lives matter? The Black Lives Matter Movement is important, carries a strong message and brings hope to many that one day black lives will matter. So, This brings us back to the sad truth that… Black Lives Don’t Matter.

Black Lives Don't Matter Podcast - Segregation or Self Love - Why Black Americans Are Planning Black Communities.

Black Americans are leaving their homes to start their own all-Black communities.

So far, about 19 families, most of whom are from Georgia, have pooled their money to buy the nearly 97 acres of land in Wilkinson County, which is located about two hours south of Atlanta. It’s their escape, they said, from the everyday racism that feels like a part of life in the United States.

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Killings, rapes, and other barbaric violence committed by an ethnic armed group in northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo against a rival group may amount to crimes against humanity and possibly even genocide.

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Last week, the Florida State Board of Education approved new academic standards that will require middle schools to teach students that enslaved people "developed skills which, benefited them." The Slaves Benefitted from Slavery? WHAT?

"They insult us in an attempt to gaslight us, and we will not stand for it." - Kamala Harris

More evidence to support - Black Lives Don't Matter. Especially not in Florida.

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We all agree that All Lives Matter, well most of us. Would it not make sense that all lives can not matter until black lives matter? The Black Lives Matter Movement is important, carries a strong message, and brings hope to many that one-day black lives will matter. So, this brings us back to the sad truth that… Black Lives Don’t Matter. In this episode, we look at the latest country song from Jason Aldene, Try That In A Small Town. Try what? Who are you talking to? Jason Aldene is quickly sliding down to the level of another famously racist country singer, David Allen Coe.

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