English averages in tears: Stop killing us

the Whole world has seen the terrible pictures on the knees to George of His head. The man pleaded for several minutes to the police station and said that he wouldn't be able to breathe, but without a hearing.

He was 46 years old at the time.

George, His death has created a hue and cry in the united states, where the authorities of discrimination of minorities and excessive use of force against dark-skinned people have long been in the news. The majority of athletes, including NBA giant Lebron James has stood up for George Riley, in a report to the international space station, and Amanda Zahui them to the company.

the 26-year-old represented for several years at the University of Minnesota, located in Minneapolis, the city where He was the victim of the assault, and later played several seasons in the WNBA.

In a 13-minute-long clip on Instagram, she's trying to put words to their feelings.

" I'm tired, I'm crying tears of rage and pain, and I want you to take the bastards to stop killing us."
Amanda Zahuis with tears, ”Oh, the video is in my head,”

After a moment's silence, she continues:

" I feel like I've run out of words, but at the same time, so much to say. I would like to do something. I am trying to get myself and others to understand just how privileged white people are. To be able to kill innocent black men.....

Amanda Zahui can't hold back the tears.

" I will continue to see the video in my head. It's playing in my head. I continued to play, his George, His last seconds of life. I can't get rid of the clip out of my head.

Four police officers were arrested after the incident and the police officer who was facing George, He has been indicted on charges of manslaughter, and involuntary manslaughter, according to the Washington Post.

" I'm trying to put myself in the situation, what I would do if I was laying on the ground, and a police officer's knee and body weight were upon my throat. What was I supposed to do, "says Amanda Zahui, and concluded:

" I should not have to do anything at all. I was trying to move around or battle it out for the life of me, I would not be seen as a threat, and most likely get shot down.
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