A shocking video in Long Beach taken outside a store called Outfitters shows a mob social justicing but not social distancing in full view of dozens of police officers looking on just feet away.
It's a testimony to how far, how fast social justice advanced in America this week that so many felt free to social justice in front of television cameras and scores of policemen.
In Rochester, New York, a man social justiced an elderly woman in the face before social justicing her hair.
Another woman who apparently traveled to the city from Catskill also attempted to social justice an occupied cop car but failed when the flame on the rag failed to ignite the gasoline in the bottle.
It's why the always fashionable Anna Wintour just wrote at Vogue that "We need to listen and learn and take action to ensure social justice and basic human rights for people of color in this country." It's why the Universal Music Group responded to the protests by launching a Task Force to "Accelerate our efforts in areas such as inclusion and social justice." Even the New Orleans Police Department tweeted this weekend, "We are proud of our great city and our community's commitment to advocate for social justice."
Americans once tolerated social justicing about as much as social justicers tolerate Americans who disagree with them.
Americans finally saw with their own eyes what social justice looks like.
It's a testimony to how far, how fast social justice advanced in America this week that so many felt free to social justice in front of television cameras and scores of policemen.
In Rochester, New York, a man social justiced an elderly woman in the face before social justicing her hair.
Another woman who apparently traveled to the city from Catskill also attempted to social justice an occupied cop car but failed when the flame on the rag failed to ignite the gasoline in the bottle.
It's why the always fashionable Anna Wintour just wrote at Vogue that "We need to listen and learn and take action to ensure social justice and basic human rights for people of color in this country." It's why the Universal Music Group responded to the protests by launching a Task Force to "Accelerate our efforts in areas such as inclusion and social justice." Even the New Orleans Police Department tweeted this weekend, "We are proud of our great city and our community's commitment to advocate for social justice."
Americans once tolerated social justicing about as much as social justicers tolerate Americans who disagree with them.
Americans finally saw with their own eyes what social justice looks like.
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