TARXAN Speaks truth to power with an epic street romance for Millennials

by Jonathan P-Wright | Jul 18, 2020 | Editorial Pick, Latest | 5 comments

TARXAN Speaks truth to power with an epic street romance for Millennials

TARXAN Speaks truth to power with an epic street romance for Millennials

TARXAN: Speaks truth to power with an epic street romance for Millennials

You Said I only hit you up when I get lonely

And you think it’s cause I got these bitches on me

I could tell you don’t know me just how you know me

Bitches chattin they tellin you about the old me

You say you in love with me

But bitch you a dubb to me

Can’t keep me no company

No you can’t keep me no company

Thought you was the one for me

But I think it’s clear to see

That you ain’t the one for me

No You can’t keep me no company

You thought I was loosin

So you started choosing

I knew you switched up

You thought I was stupid

You had me in love

This shit confusing

I’m bouta lose it

The fuck is you doin

Thought it was true when you said you gon ride

But it turns out you lied

Showed ya true colors then start switching sides

Yea that shit alright

Love is a dangerous game, and most people play not to lose. It takes a lifetime to earn a person’s trust, and in “one” moment, it can disappear without a trace. Matters of the heart creates a maze of unknown emotional twist and turns. Major Recording Artist Tarxan is an emerging storyteller in Millennial music. His ability to narrate confusion, pain, love, betrayal and hope is a rare skillset amongst indie artists. The music portfolio of Tarxan provides a blueprint for young people seeking a voice of leadership and strength.

His latest music release, “Know Me,” paints a vivid picture in the ugly and beautiful world of love. Broken promises and false expectations of a proposed lover invokes a different type of pressure upon the truthful pursuant of real romance. “Know Me” delivers clear instructions on protecting your heart and never allowing someone to possess complete power over you. “Know Me” reflects the unique universal energy of Tarxan. His words speak truth to power in the game of love for aspiring romantics.

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Examination in progress after video shows Allentown cop with his knee on man’s neck

by Jonathan P-Wright | Jul 18, 2020 | Worldwide News

Examination in progress after video shows Allentown cop with his knee on man’s neck

Examination in progress after video shows Allentown cop with his knee on man’s neck

Allentown Police Department shared their use of force policy earlier this month.

Not exactly a month after Allentown Police Department discharged their use of force policy, an APD officer was captured on camera bowing into a man’s neck Saturday (July 11) evening. It’s a similar move that executed George Floyd.

On Saturday (July 11) evening, protestors from Black Lives Matter to Lehigh Valley walked down to the Allentown, Pennsylvania police headquarters requesting answers from police Chief Glenn Granitz Jr. furthermore, Mayor Ray O’Connell.

Granitz reported that there will be an examination.

In a 24 second video taken by an occupant outside of St. Luke’s Sacred Heart Hospital, three cops are seen capturing a man. With his face in the asphalt, one of the officers seems to apply strain to the man’s back utilizing his shoulder and elbow before squeezing his knee into the man’s neck.

The use of force policy should stop these kinds of episodes. The request gives a rule to officers and states that they should only use “force that is reasonably necessary to effectively bring an incident under control while protecting the lives of the officer and others.”

Protestors are requesting that authorities discharge the name of the cop.

Despite the fact that an examination is in progress, Granitz is uncertain of to what extent it will take.

“I don’t have a 24-hour, 48-hour time table for you,” Granitz revealed to one inhabitant.

“My takeaway from the video is that Black and brown lives don’t matter to APD or to the city,” Justan Parker, Black Lives Matter to Lehigh Valley leader, told CBS Philly.

“It’s really concerning and it’s scary in fact because now that the policy was made public there’s still not a buy-in,” Parker added. “So what are we doing here? What was the point in releasing it if we’re not going to adhere to it?”

Police still can’t seem to discharge any data on the man, including his name and condition. Residents are likewise asking that bodycam film from the officers additionally be discharged.

Meanwhile, Black Lives Matter to Lehigh Valley is anticipating more protests in the not so distant future.

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Karen calls Black lady good little slave over cover wearing

by Jonathan P-Wright | Jul 18, 2020 | Worldwide News

Karen calls Black lady good little slave over cover wearing

Karen calls Black lady “good little slave” over cover wearing

“You’re wearing your mask like all the other little slaves out here,” Karen said in the video.

On Saturday (July 11), a video surfaced online of a Karen calling a Black lady “a good little slave” for complying with mask-wearing standards, which were set up by the administration in the midst of Coronavirus.

In the short clip shared by TMZ, the two women were getting ready to board a bus in Florida after Karen made a degrading remark. “You just told me ‘be a good little slave,’” the Black woman said.

“You’re wearing your mask like all the other little slaves out here,” Karen snapped back. Towards the end of the footage, she argued that her statement was justified because she is “a Mexican woman of color.”

The video surfaced online after a San Francisco administrator Shamann Walton proposed an arrangement that would make biased 911 calls illicit. The recommendation was in light of white ladies, who frequently alluded to as “Karen,” calling the police over Black individuals doing normal exercises.

“In these times of continued systemic and systematic oppression of Black people, we have to be innovative and strong with our solutions,” Walton said in a statement in regard to the act. “It is also our collective responsibility as the Board of Supervisors to prevent racial discrimination in all its forms and seek justice for people when we are unable to stop discrimination from happening.”

Human Rights Commission Director Sheryl Davis shared a comparative supposition with respect to the recommendation. “There should be consequences for actions that threaten the freedom and safety of others. Calling the police on someone that you label as out of place, simply for being Black or a person of color in public, is just as dangerous as yelling fire in a crowded theater,” he said.

Notwithstanding Walton, a few California legislators offered their help for the demonstration, clarifying that it is a correct advance toward the path for change.

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Alabama man walks 1,000+ miles to Minnesota in tribute to George Floyd

by Jonathan P-Wright | Jul 18, 2020 | Worldwide News

Alabama man walks 1,000+ miles to Minnesota in tribute to George Floyd

Alabama man walks 1,000+ miles to Minnesota in tribute to George Floyd

Terry Willis started his excursion toward the beginning of June.

With an end goal to offer his help towards George Floyd, Terry Willis set out on a 1,000+ mile excursion to Minnesota.

As indicated by Kare 11, Willis’ trek started on June 2 from Alabama with the objective of acquiring attention to racial shameful acts America. Right now, he is on the last leg of his excursion – the spot where Floyd died at the hands of police brutality in Minneapolis.

Willis clarified that subsequent to seeing the video of the previous cop Derek Chauvin that he needed to stand firm. “It was watching a cop – someone who’s supposed to protect us – murder a man on camera,” he said. “I knew I had to do something.”

He included, “I could have been George Floyd. That is the reason it truly hits home.”

For the excursion, Anthony Brown has been following Willis in a truck that contains more than 15 sets of shoes while reporting the experience via web-based networking media. “We all know that we need change in this world, and it’s sad that it’s taken this long and this many murders for us all to start doing something,” the Alabama native said.

The updates on Willis’ excursion came after more than 150 Minneapolis officers petitioned for incapacity claims, saying that they are encountering PTSD following the demise of Floyd. “Following the George Floyd incident, unfortunately it became too much and as a result they were unable to, and are unable to, continue on and move forward,” Attorney Ron Meuser said. “They feel totally and utterly abandoned.”

He proceeded, “The men and women in public safety who give their heart and soul to serve Minneapolis and keep it safe deserve to have Minneapolis leaders to step up and support them. Instead of spending time plotting the dismantling of the force, let’s come together to improve community trust and work towards a safer city for all.”