round a violence and far bade the indians to gather more than 4 people on the day of the sea bass at t festivals by a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm to start in northern india seeing base as outright defiance general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the, on our people's barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians. including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous star massacre wind down in

history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke. the . anyway, wait a minute or will it bag you me a middle school and get arrested. a substation we fix, hey, i go to adult, present. we are working from system. we do all the ground, work time. it has a light like that. it would be 2 weeks, so south carolina and go back to new york to handle some of those. the 3 makes the

south carolina go back to new york habits and businesses including but not limited to policy. so eventually i just relocated because there was a bigger conversation and i just kind of walk away from it. so may of 2016. we started before organization, every black girl. every black girl started off as a campaign to get the charges dropped. to start looking at how to shift school culture when it comes to push out and this mental disturbance go along the

once the investigation was on, they took everything and they presented it to dan johnson, who was the solicitor who was the chief prosecutor originally of course, all county, he looked at the case to decide if in fact there was enough to charge probable cause to charge me with the crime and this particular situation. all parties cleared may of any wrong doing. mm. the

the okay. from my master's degree, i was at university of south carolina. i was looking at how the land holds trauma. there's trauma across this land and nature as taking it over. but the issues still remain because history doesn't work the same way that nature, the past lives in the present. wow. you can see hundreds of acres of rice field here built on the backs of the slave labor force. these african engineers, right that had been brought from the rise coast of africa, 3000 miles across the membrane. people here and i brought you here

cuz you asked me to bring why here for you, why did you want to get here? as an african american, you know, your yeah, history stops at a point. you know, so much is not documented any absence of records and names and in the absence of other ways to connect to your history. the land. you know, this is how you connect to that history. you can see the where it's not just black people when they can see like the neglect and how it manifests in people in groups and communities and cultures and how you go into some communities, black and brown communities, you see is dilapidated, a license, right?

or you can see the, the, the lack of care that this investment and the where that accumulates from that. yeah. murphy island is a big place, and it holds a very ugly history. but it's being conveniently washed away. it's a will for neglect. i think i'm now these ugly histories to be ignored and to be swept under the rug. we have to recognize that slavery is white people's history to the spring valley scratched or with scout memories from 50 years ago. somehow people assume that we've turned the corner in a nice public schools and we've gone to

a place where people young people will be taught and will be safe and secure. somehow got tired of with you a facebook. so i start reading the comments, the boss breaks up some price on the, on the back, some of this, some of the shipping. i just got a bill and rep, norman, and we have stopped the lot has been look up to me, make sure i'm no longer place. not going to a lot, but i'm have to pull through i don't want to do all, but i will talk to him in about an issue as soon as she's like,

why you need to keep moving the situation who just off the front door to the right how you doing what you desire to be afraid of just by everyone else. i can't seem to let everybody else tell me life i live. never saw, i want to know. and that's not a reason why i've started school. you know, in our cna program is from a full, i mean has next because she enters some of the same thing. they were not sure how i lived that moment and this moment as time had i been born in this moment in time. the moment that she met, i live, i remember being so tired at school that day. i this, mr. smith said

a math problem and i don't like math. i didn't understand where he says are restore rest of my friends. now what do you see now understand what he told us to do? he said, vivian, there you go again. and i'm like, no, i just don't understand what you're saying. you always get smart. you always talk is something you always doing is. i grew up in time, a call from furnished me. right. and i was like, no, you just don't make sense to me. i don't understand that actually, no, i got a smart mouth, but i wasn't trying to be smart. i just did not understand. and then night on that day i was really tired. and he was like, i got something for you and he pulled out the title because we used to be able to get paddled. and i was like, not today. yeah, i don't know what i went through last night. i ran from a brother all night. i'm not. nobody's touching me. nobody hidden me. nothing. i mean i had to race me around the whole classroom and so he got hired and he said, i'm tired. you me, there's definitely a social worker caught me and so hurt. she changed for

a relationship with school forever. what if somebody just ask her girl what? yeah, cuz i was her. i remember like, no, i just got beat last night. i got to place assignment for what besides, what if somebody's just this little girl was going on? like i don't remember it's home up to the 3rd age of 13. i wanted to fight somebody off my black body, my black female body, and then i was punished because i wanted to dress pants because i'm like, like i don't pass, you can't get up there, easy enough. so when i saw the video, a lot of stuff came up for me and i will say no, they don't get to walk too slow. i know what it means to walk at all. no, they don't have that. no. and then you said no, you don't treat her like this and then you get arrested. oh, come on. no, not, not, not. like here's good to be beautiful and love. then they get to feel their full

expression to themselves and not feel like oh if i'm not this, i'm not ok. like they were born whole perfect complete is that the us, they keep it like not there are refund. the ok if the elephant in a room be very clear. when this went down was i like, oh there is a grown man who just assaulted a child. yes, i did for a girl who wouldn't get out of her chair. right. right. that's a child. i got this little girl. is there any other way that this could have gone down? this is like just insane. and i still can't understand how it hasn't been like your car. i apologize. it should a look different. there hasn't been apology. i think she is old one of the,

the, you're critical of, of the situation in critical with me. i think that's fine. i was acting as a uniform police officer. obviously, i was terminated for the, for the institute for the use of force because the share felt like it was improper . okay. but certainly it wasn't, you know, it wasn't no salt in any way, shape or form. you know, i was a political victim in this situation. mean i was cut loose pics politically. it made sense? if i file a policy and procedure and i filed the law, there's nothing more i can do because that's my responsibility. that's the earliest that i took. i just, i, i continue to a law enforcement level. i stand by when it did that. so you say you came in from the eyes of a police officer. it didn't have to go that far. but if i'm looking at a criminal and not a child. yeah, can go that far because i read the report, the class wasn't really interrupted until this teacher got upset, but she wouldn't leave. why not remove the other kids and handle her because you

said you've known her before, so it was some deeper stuff. so there could have been a light how, what is it that's making you not want to be? well, the certainly understand close to me that feel the same way you knew about that situation when you're talking about classroom management, things like that. so it's not the 1st time i've heard that, and that's fair. if i went to follow the patrol, when i called to a movie theater to room, somebody from movie theater, i would ask the movie theater before i went to a restaurant and need to remove somebody from a restaurant, wouldn't us the restaurant to leave, right? and so i viewed it from a police standpoint and that's, that's where we keep going back to the system that created this to happen. you haven't been my focus for the system has been my focus. i don't believe police in be in schools. there's no reason that she should have been called in period. all right, i got you. oh yeah. so let me, let me say a couple things. one is i would say obviously, you know, we, we know that and that's our, our school doesn't mean safety. i don't disagree with that. one of the biggest issues for me right now is the stickiness arose and schools won't even try in properly. but the guy who does it goes back

a little bit. it's okay to disappointed is okay, the whole kids accountable. i'm not saying kids don't get to be held accountable. always tend is like what does that accountability look like? we should not have a law where kids are being arrested for things that they can't get arrested outside industries for the the executive. and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show . seriously. why watch something that's so different. whitelisted opinions that he

won't get anywhere else to give it. please do the have the state department c i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. i changed and whatever you do, don't watch my show, say main street, because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time, but again, it's not, we don't want to watch it because it might just change the way inside to look at the system. what system are you referring to? you say the system we need to change the system. i hope you understand. so when i say systems, i'm talking about governmental education, institutionalized racism, all the policies, they recreate, all the laws that we create, that's what i mean about the system. okay? so, you know, you know, the systematic race isn't always kind of stuff. i think it's talking points, i think it sounds really good on its face, but it's one of those things we're,

we're taking the noticed again off the kids and saying, hey, you're not responsible for your bad behavior. what we're going to do is we're going to blame it on the system. and one of the things that, you know, we, we looked at with the service law was brought up a lot was disproportional. amount of black is we're rest of the white is right. and it just for, for somebody black is or suspended to white kids. i mean, as you look as a whole, i mean, you, your, any school district that's going to be the case. okay. why is that happening in your opinion? there is a tendency to think that black kids are automatically at bought. this one was run in the hallways. and this little friend in the hallway. yes. the best one got the discipline referral and that's what i was like. well, you know, you can't do that is something going on. there's a way that where with young people, depending on if they're white versus children of color. and that's, that's the typically proven in, in the schools where the, where it was disproportional. they also have black deputies. how do you explain that? are these bodies, black deputies and these black teachers? are they part of the system that's hurting last name?

then we talk about internalized oppression. so if i see that i've been trained all my life, that this is better than this, i push the same narrative and i act in accordance to so yeah, we can go all day on the problems. i don't, i can't talk about problems too much because we already know their, their focus is how do we trace solutions? how do we create solutions? and we can talk about holding kids accountable, but we get to hold adults accountable too because we're responsible for the next generation we really are. right. so i think that's good. and i think that going back, somebody can be a great point. i think less the a child is barrier and i literally only came here to stay for 2 days. so to look

out right now and to know what we've been doing and how many girls i got. so huh. i'm having a moment, the say no matter what this world tells us you are, you are you are the crowd because there's more so we are the 1st to us by noon and there were some challenges ahead. she didn't want to sit in

the classroom with her back toward the door. so i had to rearrange my classroom to make sure that she was comfortable for her, not the fear of someone coming up behind her. she expressed that, hey, i'm not getting bad. that i told her either body or reading teacher, but i told her i said if you put your mind to is something that you can do. it was almost 2 years that she had to work to accomplish this goal. she had just so many challenges before. she just wants someone to care the once she figured out the hey, a care what i do with it. it matters what i do that made all the different the, the long road. if you use this is evidence that no matter what

life throw into a mouse and that's you can't get past nothing that you can't see. yeah . and have you to, thanks for a lot you've been like there is times where i can get to the doctor use like the 2nd mom to make sure i got there. you will not be away. no matter what time of day it was to be there. you know, i can come you and tell you everything and know a lot of our thoughts made me keep on. thank you. what happened? so you should not happen to anybody. but like i told you from the beginning and you've got me for life, my life shifted totally changed on a 1000. so congress that we wouldn't have known and been able to reach, we've been able to reach rate. and so, and i, oh that's the that's last is so you got me for life. my word is my boss. so the,

there are many people in this country, especially in south carolina who say, yeah, slavery's done. what's the big deal? right, why do black people act like as they're still in slaves array of slavery? the 1st lady was yesterday, i can just and nobody is owning people any more. but we have inherited that mentality of racial oppression. this idea that within our society, certain people belonging to certain places, black people belong in a subjugated space like they, they belong and they are in the under class of people. and

if you're in the under class, then you do what you're told you don't challenge the system in your face is to make white people comfortable by not talking about race by not acting out by not by changing the way we talk and changing the way we act, so the white people feel comfortable windows on said rooms of true belongs where is challenged. that's when the rab dispel the america as the recent deaths of george lloyd, brianna taylor, barbary or off fueling massive demonstrations. nationwide testers are demanding justice for black americans that have been facing systemic racism for

the are now the don't. who gets the lead? what happened in spring valley? what brought us here around there with a 2 year old girl watching 3 figures a black body and they know you can do yours. 17 year old black girl. no, you can do that. so the nation just had the

r keeps spanish, not about be and once again this is bigger than him. he's a representation of what we see on a larger scale, but white america, he still doesn't understand the difference between accountability and blame. so as long as he thinks he's going to be blind, he's never going to say, oh, i see my role in the face a been which is one bad apple? well no, this whole barrow is contaminated, as long as this start met the top. and that's the place where it's been granite

permission. this is going to be another band on another day, the we to man a sign that from the lease. and i still need to contact your your mir and your governor and tell them police officers to be removed as social services education, our teachers, because our mazda 10 daughters. but also i'm very clear, and i'm gonna get emotional. i know i am showing that the, i think we've actually skipped over. we don't change it now,

but will never change it again. this is the moment, the test sitting in downtown l. a. this time by students, they're pushing to eliminate the l. a. school police to for the on the protesters, little march through oakland, california on tuesday, demand police free one, pennsylvania and the education rights that work on the district to remove police from campuses, minneapolis school board very with no longer use city police as school resource officer. the so i'm headed to michigan in the middle of a pen demik because a girl who we are referring to is grace was arrested for failing to complete her online school work. ringback i prefer not to have to travel again in the hope is

that won't even be an opportunity for me to go, because there will be no more sure. cars and graces the, [000:00:00;00] the,

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