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There's a stark difference between raising white American children and black American children.
“We wanted to give them the least amount of ammunition to oppose our message," he said.
"[The gazebo] is one of the strongest national symbols of the current era of civil rights and police brutality," an attorney for the family said.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Donald Trump's message of safety leaves out people in the 12-year-old's community.
Don't they see a fellow human being lying there?
In an open letter, Salim Akil shared his concerns for his 12-year-old as a black parent in America.
“I want to change the way that people see and speak,” photographer John Edmonds explains. "The violence we are currently seeing on a major scale right now is not new."
The judge said they have to understand that "actions have consequences."
