ahauserkaf

[ahauserkaf]

RIP  Caz2

[ahauserkaf]

This is Phoenix Coldon. 

On Dec. 18, 2011, she drove her 1998 Chevy Blazer out of her family driveway in St. Louis County, Mo., at 3 p.m. Three hours later, the vehicle was found at an intersection 25 minutes away in East St. Louis. The driver’s door was open, the car was empty and the engine was still running.Phoenix was 23 years old. She hasn’t been seen or heard from since.

But her disappearance represents a much larger problem: 

As of today, more than 64,000 black women remain missing across the United States.

Despite representing 12.85% of the population, black Americans accounted for nearly 226,000 — or 34% — of all missing persons reported in 2012. According to the FBI’s National Crime Information Center, the comparison with other racial groups is unfavorable: Whites and Hispanics are a combined 80.1% of the population, but account for 60% of missing persons.

Essence points to a 2010 report titled “Missing Children in National News Coverage,” which found that while black children accounted for 33.2% of missing children that year, the media exposure rate was an unimpressive 19.5%. While black men go missing at statistically higher rates, coverage of black female disappearances is particularly telling in light of the attention similar stories get when white women are involved.

They’re drawing attention to the fact that 235k people went missing from 2010 to present and 135k were black but media coverage was at a waning 19%. There is a disparity in coverage, they aren’t TAKING AWAY from the plight of white and Latino families trying to find love ones, they’re drawing attention to the need for media coverage to help African Americans find loved ones.

Source:

http://blackmattersus.com/1656-64000-missing-women-in-america-all-have-one-important-thing-in-common/

Click for more from BlackMattersUS

[ahauserkaf]

https://open.spotify.com/track/6DzyQrTt75uxUKN4dqy8VD?si=bROGyNo8RZmKfnpk-WtA1Q

#scorn #scorpionic #colossus

[ahauserkaf]

Flesh & Blood in Carpe Noctem

#carpe noctem magazine #carpe noctem volume III issue 2 #the crow flesh & blood #James Vance #Alexander Maleev #Kitchen sink comix #top dollar comics #J. O' Barr #The Crow is back

[ahauserkaf]

The Crow – Flesh and Blood # 1-3 (1996)

Story James O'Barr

Art: Alexander Maleev

Script: James Vence

[ahauserkaf]

[ahauserkaf]

[ahauserkaf]

The Crow: Flesh and Blood TPB cover by Alex Maleev.

[ahauserkaf]

The Crow: Flesh and Blood

Iris Shaw was a marshal for the Bureau of Land Management, investigating illegal dumping on federal land by Ray Henderson and his lackeys. Henderson was poisoning predators illegally without the approval of the USDA, and Iris intended to bust him for his illegal activities. A pair of Henderson’s goons physically attacked Iris when she confronted them, but she managed to escape and return to the Land Management Bureau and her partner, Fred. Before she could stop the criminals, they bombed the building, killing Iris, Fred, and three other people.  

[ahauserkaf]

The person who headlined the article has never been through struggle. He should not be prosecuted he should be supported.

[ahauserkaf]

Pizza pasta put it in a box!

#world pasta day

[ahauserkaf]

LMAO, I like her!!

[ahauserkaf]

New World Order 

illustrated by Mathew Jackson

Buy it Here:

http://www.redbubble.com/people/matjackson/works/24042376-new-world-order?asc=u

[ahauserkaf]

Awake! by Mathew Jackson

Enjoy the doom porn in the style of a horror movie poster.

Buy it here:

[ahauserkaf]

Not according to mainstream media. Apparently flooding is only in Houston Texas!

[ahauserkaf]

[ahauserkaf]