Americans are fed up with the countless killings of innocent black people and now G Unit bawse + Power creator 50 Cent Weighs In Cops Killing Black People!!!
Flip and see what 50 Cent just said that’s raising eyebrows…
50 Cent is definitely striking nerves because he just made a valid point on social media that we’ve all felt.
50 Cent was spotted speaking out on the multiple black men slayings at the hands of white cops on social media.
Fiddy stepped forward to pay his respects to the families of recently slain black men Alton Sterling and Philando Castile. but the “In Da Club” rapper went to Instagram heading into the weekend and penned an emotion-driven note about police brutality.
The “I’m The Man” rapper states:
“This is not a game out here, police have gotten away with shooting so many people and not being punished for it. People are fed up. I saw CNN report on Cops being shot and the sad part is my first thought was, Good because I’ve seen so many graphic images of cops wrongfully shooting people but when I think about it, the officers that were shot are not guilty of anything. They were protecting protesters. Their families must be devastated. My condolences to those families of the officers that lost their lives that night. But we also can’t ignore the fact that black people get treated unjustly by law enforcement everyday. My condolences also go to the families of Alton Sterling and Philandro Castile.”
Coincidentally, Fif weighed in on Chris Brown who continues to have run ins with the law over a lot of BS.
50 writes:
“@chrisbrownofficial we all know right and wrong. The shit that is going on is wrong, you see it, I see it, the world sees it. I didn’t say anything because I don’t have a solution for the problem. Trust me fuck the Police don’t work. We get angry and forget that’s someone’s mother or sister, someone’s father or brother. They system we have in place doesn’t work with out good people. It’s gonna take just that to hold the police accountable for there actions.”
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50 Cent joins other celebrities like Beyonce and her sister Solange who also spoke about the injustice and modern-day lynching that are happening around the USA.
West Coast natives and rapper Game and Snoop Dogg led a unification march for men of color Friday morning.
The Game writes:
“Take the targets off our backs… That’s the way. #HUNT #HUNTUSNOTTODAY #HATEUSNOTTODAY”
