Black History Month | Mothers Against Police Brutality

A few words from our community that is fed up and putting in every effort to make a change.
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With the recent deaths of Mike Brown and Eric Garner, people are becoming more active in the issues that we have been facing for many years. We spoke out to a few people who are fighting for justice for the lives that have been taken from us due to misuse of police powers. #GetWithTheSolution
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[@ap360media]

How would get in touch with the producer of the video and the mothers in the video for a separate interview? thx in advance

[@YourMomSaidImHuge]

Worry about crime and violence in your own community perpetrated by your own people rather than the cops trying to clean shit up

[@BuckSnortsRush]

1) Learn to get along with others. The world does not revolve around you.

[@zachsheram1214]

My new film A Happy Day, dealing with Race Relations in America bit.ly/1wW5cso

[@barryshaw7304]

Yeah, I'd spend more time telling black men, boys, (and women) to obey the law, not fight with police that you know have guns, and will blast your ass to cooperation when you don't!
Otherwise don't do drugs, stay in school, and don't try and emulate what you see on tv, and rap videos!
In real life that doesn't turn out well.