The Green Bay Packers have decided to contribute monetarily and help the local police in buying body cameras,
Green Bay Packers assist with the police purchase body cameras
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Cop who shot Jacob Blake said he thought he was kidnapping a child
According to the police officer who shot Jacob Blake seven times, he thought that Blake was kidnapping a child. Attorney Brendan Matthews, the lawyer of this cop as well as the representative of the Kenosha, Wisconsin police union, told the outlet a woman cried out, “He’s got my kid; he’s got my keys” as Blake was helping a child get into the car.
Cam Newton honors Chadwick Boseman and Jacob Blake at Patriots game
On September 13, the New England Patriots played against the Miami Dolphins, marking their second game of the season.
Fans boo as Texans and Chiefs Unite in Silence
The Houston Texans and the Kansas City Chiefs have engaged in an unexpected moment of unity. However, the crowd reacted with boos.
NFL to paint “end racism” and more in end zones
Social justice messages will be painted by NFL in end zones prior to their upcoming 2020 season. Reportedly, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell confirmed
Donald Trump defends Kyle Rittenhouse Shooting
On Monday, at a White House Coronavirus briefing, President Donald Trump defended Kyle Rittenhouse, the 17-year-old teen who shot two protestors to death in Kenosha, Wisconsin
Michelle Obama “devastated” with Kenosha events
Former First Lady Michelle Obama expressed how she is devastated due to the shooting of Jacob Blake, an unarmed Black man, and the subsequent protests that were staged in Kenosha, Wisconsin on Tuesday night (Aug. 25).
In another Breonna Taylor Protest, Trae tha Truth, Yandy Smith and Porsha Williams arrested
At the Louisville demonstration staged to honor late Breonna Taylor, the EMT aged 26, who was shot within the safety of her own home by the police, over 60 people were arrested.
Owners of Milwaukee Bucks say they “fully support” players’ decision to boycott playoff
The owners of the Milwaukee Bucks released a statement supporting the decision of their players to not partake in Wednesday’s (Aug. 26) playoff game against the Orlando Magic.