Day After Day, Time After Time

Posted on April 12, 2021 by

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It’s like Grandma said

The more things change, the more they

Stay the same, police

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2 Comments on “Day After Day, Time After Time”

  1. The only consolation I find is that what has been hidden from the sight of countless white Americans is now on everyone’s television screen. At least people of color are no longer discounted as frequently when they talk about police brutality against them.

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