Violence against African Americans is nothing new to the public eye. There is always a news story about 
police shooting an unarmed African American boy, or tackling an African American student for no reason. Because of stories like these, there have been hundreds of #BlackLivesMatter rallies in large cities, spreading the awareness of equality love among everyone, no matter their gender, race, or sexuality.
police shooting an unarmed African American boy, or tackling an African American student for no reason. Because of stories like these, there have been hundreds of #BlackLivesMatter rallies in large cities, spreading the awareness of equality love among everyone, no matter their gender, race, or sexuality.What People Are Tweeting:
#BlackLivesMatter.
Don’t you ever forget that.
Don’t you ever forget that.
— Amarie Gipson (@curatedbyAmarie) April 20, 2016
#BlackLivesMatter #Vancouver chapter organizes in solidarity with #Toronto https://t.co/5DQz031SEd
— Judy Woo (@Woo_Judy) April 20, 2016
Never let other people determine what your integrity will be when you walk into a room – Janaya Khan#CCU #BlackLivesMatter
— Carmelita W. (@Wheres_Sandiego) April 20, 2016
