NSFW Tumblr : the police conversation

search the police conversation on PinDuck or ClipFuck or XXX search

more

tags

pin porn

submit your pics

chiptheandroid: [Warning: potentially difficult themes, including forced conversion, ahead.] It was an undercover op: Hogan, the local police chief, was in desperate need of fearless, tireless assistance on the force. He put up an ad on Grindr under

alwaysanoriginal: We’re all having “hard conversations” about racism, police brutality, and #BlackLivesMatter I hope. You’ve probably noticed that detractors often use the same “racist talking points” in response. Here’s a researched

tobermoriansass: too tired to write a proper coherent essay about this so here are some things i’ve been thinking about in relation to this: 1) this is not the first time we’ve been having this conversation in this particular form and i can trace

jcoleknowsbest: thebigblackwolfe: The fact that trans women have just been completely booted out of this conversation on police brutality smfh… In 2008, a black trans woman was severely beaten by police and was preparing to sue the Memphis Police

odinsblog: odinsblog: Kinda seems like a one sided conversation, doesn’t it? I’m tired of “conversations on race” whenever another innocent, unarmed black person is executed by the police. They’re as perfunctory as they are repetitive. We

foremothersfootsteps: the-movemnt: These difficult conversations are more important than ever. Here’s how to overcome the roadblocks. follow @the-movemnt Yes to all and to add one, tone policing. If they can’t think of any other way to dismiss

striveforgreatnessss:Players across NFL kneel or raise their fists during the playing of the national anthem before their games to draw attention to police brutality against minorities and spur conversations about social justice.

Ive mainly left the rape charges/allegation/ accusation conversation alone… especially in regards w/ cthagod … and im sure all of us have seen and have had the documents and police paperwork for yrs. and the reason me and I’m sure a slew

neigeux: EVERYONE PLEASE PLEASE READ THIS I edited out their names just in case it’s illegal not to but this conversation just took place on facebook and it’s making me incredibly upset. This girl is threatening to lie to the police, telling them

jcoleknowsbest: thebigblackwolfe: The fact that trans women have just been completely booted out of this conversation on police brutality smfh… In 2008, a black trans woman was severely beaten by police and was preparing to sue the Memphis Police

gdirtydime19: Damn I REBLOGGED This so FAST… and will keep doing it… The realness tho…

prettyboyshyflizzy: shanellbklyn:whitegirlsaintshit:bumbarbie: s1uts: meanplastic:SHE FOUND HIM can she have a conversation with him about his anti blackness? Don’t forget this the nigga that was at the police lives matter rally… wait really

odinsblog: Kinda seems like a one sided conversation, doesn’t it? I’m tired of “conversations on race” whenever another innocent, unarmed black person is executed by the police. They’re as perfunctory as they are repetitive. We need justice,

datingdisastersofaqueergirl: jcoleknowsbest: thebigblackwolfe: The fact that trans women have just been completely booted out of this conversation on police brutality smfh… In 2008, a black trans woman was severely beaten by police and was preparing

1leggedslave: longjump506: icedriveway: odinsblog: Kinda seems like a one sided conversation, doesn’t it? I’m tired of “conversations on race” whenever another innocent, unarmed black person is executed by the police. They’re as perfunctory

jcoleknowsbest: thebigblackwolfe: The fact that trans women have just been completely booted out of this conversation on police brutality smfh… In 2008, a black trans woman was severely beaten by police and was preparing to sue the Memphis Police

bumbarbie: s1uts: meanplastic:SHE FOUND HIM can she have a conversation with him about his anti blackness? Don’t forget this the nigga that was at the police lives matter rally… wait really

striveforgreatnessss: Players across NFL kneel or rais their fists during the playing of the national anthem before their games to draw attention to police brutality against minorities and spur conversations about social justice.

scripturient-manipulator: chaoswolf1982: foremothersfootsteps: the-movemnt: These difficult conversations are more important than ever. Here’s how to overcome the roadblocks. follow @the-movemnt Yes to all and to add one, tone policing. If they

whitegirlsaintshit: bumbarbie: s1uts: meanplastic:SHE FOUND HIM can she have a conversation with him about his anti blackness? Don’t forget this the nigga that was at the police lives matter rally… wait really then his ass disappeared when

aspiringwarriorlibrarian: the-independent-jew: Please do not leave deaf, disabled, mentally ill, and autistic people out of your conversations about police brutality. 50% of all people killed by police have a disability.

prettyboyshyflizzy: shanellbklyn:whitegirlsaintshit:bumbarbie: s1uts: meanplastic:SHE FOUND HIM can she have a conversation with him about his anti blackness? Don’t forget this the nigga that was at the police lives matter rally… wait really

alwaysanoriginal: We’re all having “hard conversations” about racism, police brutality, and #BlackLivesMatter I hope. You’ve probably noticed that detractors often use the same “racist talking points” in response. Here’s a researched

odinsblog: odinsblog: Kinda seems like a one sided conversation, doesn’t it? I’m tired of “conversations on race” whenever another innocent, unarmed black person is executed by the police. They’re as perfunctory as they are repetitive. We

odinsblog: Kinda seems like a one sided conversation, doesn’t it? I’m tired of “conversations on race” whenever another innocent, unarmed black person is executed by the police. They’re as perfunctory as they are repetitive. We need justice,

icedriveway: odinsblog: Kinda seems like a one sided conversation, doesn’t it? I’m tired of “conversations on race” whenever another innocent, unarmed black person is executed by the police. They’re as perfunctory as they are repetitive.

strangelanguage: Conversations With the Police

jcoleknowsbest: thebigblackwolfe: The fact that trans women have just been completely booted out of this conversation on police brutality smfh… In 2008, a black trans woman was severely beaten by police and was preparing to sue the Memphis Police

whitepeoplestealingculture: (CNN) - Their sons — Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown,Tamir Rice and Eric Garner — have become symbols of a raging national conversation about police brutality and racial injustice. The mothers of these four unarmed

1leggedslave: longjump506: icedriveway: odinsblog: Kinda seems like a one sided conversation, doesn’t it? I’m tired of “conversations on race” whenever another innocent, unarmed black person is executed by the police. They’re as perfunctory

quickweaves: jcoleknowsbest: thebigblackwolfe: The fact that trans women have just been completely booted out of this conversation on police brutality smfh… In 2008, a black trans woman was severely beaten by police and was preparing to sue the

jcoleknowsbest: thebigblackwolfe: The fact that trans women have just been completely booted out of this conversation on police brutality smfh… In 2008, a black trans woman was severely beaten by police and was preparing to sue the Memphis Police

ultrafacts: When the police launched the murder investigation they were met with a “wall of silence”; none of the estimated seventy or so witnesses to the altercation came forward with information.In conversations with family members, seventy-one

striveforgreatnessss: Players across NFL kneel or raise their fists during the playing of the national anthem before their games to draw attention to police brutality against minorities and spur conversations about social justice.

chaoswolf1982: foremothersfootsteps: the-movemnt: These difficult conversations are more important than ever. Here’s how to overcome the roadblocks. follow @the-movemnt Yes to all and to add one, tone policing. If they can’t think of any other

aspiringwarriorlibrarian: the-independent-jew: Please do not leave deaf, disabled, mentally ill, and autistic people out of your conversations about police brutality. 50% of all people killed by police have a disability.

odinsblog: Kinda seems like a one sided conversation, doesn’t it? I’m tired of “conversations on race” whenever another innocent, unarmed black person is executed by the police. They’re as perfunctory as they are repetitive. We need justice,

sauvamente: trickorwheat: 13th is really good but again like the conversation is really “black men lives matter” all the images and media used its mostly about black men sadly Al Jazeera has a documentary on Black women and police brutality called

black-culture: Students at UVa initiated the hashtag #notjustuva to spark conversation around racism on and off campus being experienced by students( from teachers,police, administration or peers)

johnnapaige: whitegirlsaintshit:bumbarbie: s1uts: meanplastic:SHE FOUND HIM can she have a conversation with him about his anti blackness? Don’t forget this the nigga that was at the police lives matter rally… wait really then his ass disappeared

Conversations With the Police

clevernessandtics:I have one thing to say: if you do not include disabled people, both ones who are mentally, ones who are physically, and ones who are both, in the conversation regarding police brutality, you are being ableist and are ignoring that

transstudent: Black trans lives are often left out of the conversation on police violence. In 2008, Duanna Johnson was likely murdered by police officers in Memphis after they beat her during her imprisonment a few months prior. A video of the attack

transstudent: Black trans lives are often left out of the conversation on police violence. In 2008, Duanna Johnson was likely murdered by police officers in Memphis after they beat her during her imprisonment a few months prior. A video of the attack

jcoleknowsbest: thebigblackwolfe: The fact that trans women have just been completely booted out of this conversation on police brutality smfh… In 2008, a black trans woman was severely beaten by police and was preparing to sue the Memphis Police

alwaysanoriginal: We’re all having “hard conversations” about racism, police brutality, and #BlackLivesMatter I hope. You’ve probably noticed that detractors often use the same “racist talking points” in response. Here’s a researched

1 2 »