Tag Archives: Dallas Police Department

Why Trayvon Martin’s Murder is Personal – and Why We Need to Keep Talking About It

Posted on July 25, 2013 by The Soul Brother

By Clabouvier Trayvon Martin on trial has been so deeply personal for me and my entire family in part because it is our story too. I thought about not writing it, to protect what little privacy we have left, but … Continue reading →

Posted in Soul Brother Presents | Tagged commentary, Dallas Police Department, George Zimmerman, race, Race and ethnicity in the United States Census, Trayvon Martin, White people | Leave a comment

Racist Facebook rants gets 911 operator April Sims fired

Posted on June 7, 2013 by The Soul Brother

By Rachel Quigley A 911 operator has been fired for allegedly posting numerous racist remarks on her Facebook page. April Sims, from Dallas, Texas, compares black people to ‘animals’, says they have ‘sh for brains’ and blames them for wasting … Continue reading →

Posted in News from the Soul Brother | Tagged 911, April Sims, Black people, Dallas, Dallas Police Department, Dispatcher, facebook, public safety, Texas | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: Dallas Police Department

Why Trayvon Martin’s Murder is Personal – and Why We Need to Keep Talking About It

Racist Facebook rants gets 911 operator April Sims fired

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