Home Actress Minka Kelly HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers June 2020 Minka Kelly Instagram - I didn’t understand what it meant to defund the police so in the slim chance any of you who follow me might still be unsure, here’s what I’ve learned... 1st we should note that the title itself is an agitating title. Agitate : to excite and often trouble the mind or feelings of : disturb. Only until we’re uncomfortable are we be able to see & acknowledge that change is necessary. Reform is not enough. This is a radical idea to white folks, not so much for the black community. It means there needs to be something else that changes this ongoing racial terror by police. And not so much when you know we’ve been defunding education for years... We can re-think the police. Re-think how we protect people and keep people safe. I don’t believe we need armed police to help us solve all our problems. I think we put too much on our police. The people who respond to crises should be the people who are best equipped to deal with those crises. You shouldn’t be arrested for being homeless. For having a mental health breakdown. For being naughty in school. We can create space for more mental health service providers, social workers, victim/survivor advocates - as opposed to strangers armed with guns. In many countries police would be the last resort when people are going through a mental health crisis but in the US, they are often the first to respond because of a lack of more specialized agencies. To truly fight crime, I don’t believe we need more police. We need more jobs, more educational opportunities, more arts programs, mental health centers, community centers and the like. This work is not about defunding every department instantly. It’s about gradual process of strategically reallocating resources, funding, and responsibility away from police and toward community based models for safety. Police will still be there enforcing the law, but maybe with some other tools for deescalation than weapons. Imagine feeling the need to declare that your life - just - matters. When you look at the history and the very foundation of our country, black lives not only matter, black lives are critical and essential. #DefendBlackLives #DefundThePolice

Minka Kelly Instagram – I didn’t understand what it meant to defund the police so in the slim chance any of you who follow me might still be unsure, here’s what I’ve learned… 1st we should note that the title itself is an agitating title. Agitate : to excite and often trouble the mind or feelings of : disturb. Only until we’re uncomfortable are we be able to see & acknowledge that change is necessary. Reform is not enough. This is a radical idea to white folks, not so much for the black community. It means there needs to be something else that changes this ongoing racial terror by police. And not so much when you know we’ve been defunding education for years… We can re-think the police. Re-think how we protect people and keep people safe. I don’t believe we need armed police to help us solve all our problems. I think we put too much on our police. The people who respond to crises should be the people who are best equipped to deal with those crises. You shouldn’t be arrested for being homeless. For having a mental health breakdown. For being naughty in school. We can create space for more mental health service providers, social workers, victim/survivor advocates – as opposed to strangers armed with guns. In many countries police would be the last resort when people are going through a mental health crisis but in the US, they are often the first to respond because of a lack of more specialized agencies. To truly fight crime, I don’t believe we need more police. We need more jobs, more educational opportunities, more arts programs, mental health centers, community centers and the like. This work is not about defunding every department instantly. It’s about gradual process of strategically reallocating resources, funding, and responsibility away from police and toward community based models for safety. Police will still be there enforcing the law, but maybe with some other tools for deescalation than weapons. Imagine feeling the need to declare that your life – just – matters. When you look at the history and the very foundation of our country, black lives not only matter, black lives are critical and essential. #DefendBlackLives #DefundThePolice

Minka Kelly Instagram - I didn’t understand what it meant to defund the police so in the slim chance any of you who follow me might still be unsure, here’s what I’ve learned... 1st we should note that the title itself is an agitating title. Agitate : to excite and often trouble the mind or feelings of : disturb. Only until we’re uncomfortable are we be able to see & acknowledge that change is necessary. Reform is not enough. This is a radical idea to white folks, not so much for the black community. It means there needs to be something else that changes this ongoing racial terror by police. And not so much when you know we’ve been defunding education for years... We can re-think the police. Re-think how we protect people and keep people safe. I don’t believe we need armed police to help us solve all our problems. I think we put too much on our police. The people who respond to crises should be the people who are best equipped to deal with those crises. You shouldn’t be arrested for being homeless. For having a mental health breakdown. For being naughty in school. We can create space for more mental health service providers, social workers, victim/survivor advocates - as opposed to strangers armed with guns. In many countries police would be the last resort when people are going through a mental health crisis but in the US, they are often the first to respond because of a lack of more specialized agencies. To truly fight crime, I don’t believe we need more police. We need more jobs, more educational opportunities, more arts programs, mental health centers, community centers and the like. This work is not about defunding every department instantly. It’s about gradual process of strategically reallocating resources, funding, and responsibility away from police and toward community based models for safety. Police will still be there enforcing the law, but maybe with some other tools for deescalation than weapons. Imagine feeling the need to declare that your life - just - matters. When you look at the history and the very foundation of our country, black lives not only matter, black lives are critical and essential. #DefendBlackLives #DefundThePolice

Minka Kelly Instagram – I didn’t understand what it meant to defund the police so in the slim chance any of you who follow me might still be unsure, here’s what I’ve learned…
1st we should note that the title itself is an agitating title.
Agitate : to excite and often trouble the mind or feelings of : disturb. Only until we’re uncomfortable are we be able to see & acknowledge that change is necessary.
Reform is not enough.
This is a radical idea to white folks, not so much for the black community. It means there needs to be something else that changes this ongoing racial terror by police.
And not so much when you know we’ve been defunding education for years…
We can re-think the police. Re-think how we protect people and keep people safe. I don’t believe we need armed police to help us solve all our problems.
I think we put too much on our police.
The people who respond to crises should be the people who are best equipped to deal with those crises.
You shouldn’t be arrested for being homeless. For having a mental health breakdown. For being naughty in school.
We can create space for more mental health service providers, social workers, victim/survivor advocates – as opposed to strangers armed with guns.

In many countries police would be the last resort when people are going through a mental health crisis but in the US, they are often the first to respond because of a lack of more specialized agencies.
To truly fight crime, I don’t believe we need more police.
We need more jobs, more educational opportunities, more arts programs, mental health centers, community centers and the like.
This work is not about defunding every department instantly.
It’s about gradual process of strategically reallocating resources, funding, and responsibility away from police and toward community based models for safety.
Police will still be there enforcing the law, but maybe with some other tools for deescalation than weapons.
Imagine feeling the need to declare that your life – just – matters.
When you look at the history and the very foundation of our country, black lives not only matter, black lives are critical and essential.
#DefendBlackLives
#DefundThePolice | Posted on 10/Jun/2020 19:52:45

Minka Kelly Instagram – I have no words…
Na’KiaCrawford was 18 years old. She graduated from High School less than two weeks before she was shot in broad daylight at a red light while driving home from the bank with her grandmother.

The next slide is a photo of a car the police believe is linked to her murder.
White male driving 2014-15 Black Camaro with dark tint. 
If anyone has any information in this senseless murder there is a $50K reward.
Please call Akron police at (330)375-2490
Text tips to TIPSCO 274637
Call summit county crime stoppers (330)434-2677

#NakiaCrawford
#OluwatoyinSalau 
#RiahMilton
#BreonnaTaylor
#Rayshard Brooks
and 
#DominiqueFells should all be alive right now.
#DefendBlackLives
#BlackLivesMatter
#BlackTransLivesMatter
Minka Kelly Instagram – Today On June 5, Breonna Taylor would have been 27 years old. But she was killed two months ago when police broke down the door to her apartment in an attempted drug sting, and shot her eight times.
They had the wrong house. 
She was not a threat or a suspect.
She was at home in her bed.

I read a conversation with her mother who got emotional when she considered that she was more concerned with her daughter’s safety as a health-care worker than she was about her being safe enough to sleep in her own bed without someone busting down her door and taking her life.

They fired more than 20 rounds of ammunition into her apartment. The man the police were looking for had already been detained.

Taylor’s boyfriend, Kenneth Walker, was also in the apartment. He is a licensed gun owner. He shot at who he thought, who we all would’ve thought, were intruders breaking in in the middle of the night when police bust down the door without announcing themselves.
He was arrested and faces charges of first-degree assault and attempted murder of a police officer.
Where is the NRA.

The three officers involved in her shooting have not been charged with any crimes.

Please see my story so you can easily swipe up for some concrete action items you can do to commemorate her life and fight to get her justice on her birthday. 
#BreonnaTaylor
#BlackLivesMatter

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