After Walter Scott Murder & Church Massacre, "Black Lives Matter" Takes on Special Meaning in SC
June 26, 2015
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6:58Now PlayingAfter Walter Scott Murder & Church Massacre, "Black Lives Matter" Takes on Special Meaning in SC
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as posted by the channelThe Emanuel AME shooting suspect Dylann Roof is now jailed next to Michael Slager, the police officer who shot and killed unarmed African American Walter Scott earlier this year in nearby North Charleston. We discuss the state of local activism in the aftermath of the slayings with Muhiyidin d’Baha, an organizer with Black Lives Matter Charleston. "This is not new. We’ve been terrorized for hundreds of years," d’Baha says. "This is a generation that’s not going to raise our children within the white supremacist structure."
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