- All over the world, people are showing photos from Minnesota. A small town within Minneapolis compared to other larger sized cities in America is experiencing first hand racial and class disparities.
- From cell phone videos to News Anchor camera man and teams, there is injustice happening everywhere. It is seen in many places not only on George Floyd, but also in innocent by-standards; a now new normal in America
- A woman in a scooter, not a wheelchair, but it could have been easily been in a wheelchair was hurt very bad by rioters. She had been in an apparent scooter that would be classified as Group 2 or 3 indicating significant mobility impairment for such transportations to be “issued” or bought.
Non Foldable Scooter:
It was reported by the Daily News that this lady was out intentionally hurting others.
A woman in a wheelchair was pushed, punched and sprayed with a fire extinguisher after being accused of “stabbing people” outside a Target store in Minneapolis during Wednesday night’s chaotic protest over the death of George Floyd.
Conflicting accounts on social media described her both as a disabled woman who was trying to block looters from breaking into the store and as a violent assailant who was armed with a knife and threatening to hurt protesters.
Many of the videos shown on twitter and many other social media platforms identify an out of control situation. Many hurt and many in chao’s.
- You decide. Was she hurting others?
- Does she deserve this?
- If she’s just mobility impaired, was she able to stand?
- Should we have a voice in her side of the story?
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