#PrayForBaltimore




TODAY is the Day ! Baltimore City is in an uproar. The day Freddie Gray did not make it home was the day the Negroes of Baltimore changed their mind. 

They were peaceful ! They were calm ! 


For every action there's an equal or greater reaction ! 

Rapper MeekMill shared his experience with Police Brutality 



The City of Baltimore is overflowing with anger and confusion . Emotions are at an all time high in Balitore, MD.



Images of the riots are flooding social media outlets. 


But it's not all bad things going on in Baltimore. The media doesn't care to shed light on the positive images like the ones below. 

A young man provides officers bottles of water as they stand prepared to fight off protestors .

A group of citizens clean up after a CVS is set on fire.


Bloods, Crips and members of the Nation of Islam came together for a peaceful protest early Saturday 4/25/15.



Rioting is only 1/2 of the Ugly truth in AmeriKKKa. 


The Above photo is only 1/3 of the individuals murdered by Police officers in America from 1999-2014. 

When will it end ? Not the riots but the killing of these innocent men by other men in position of power ,when will it truly end? 







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