theres another guy in my dorm who started T the same month i did and whenever we see each other we have an unspoken ritual of saying “hey” in the deepest we can get our voice to be and every time it’s deeper and we just keep walking in our respective directions & smiling its a good experience
Mike brown was lied on, 64,000 black women are missing, and black children’s organs are being harvested for profit,, like literally fuck anyone who judges us for “making it about race” bc the system makes it a about race all the time when they constantly degrade us to the point of danger and death
Tf is this black organ “black” (punintended) market you’re talking about?
Illegal organ harvesting amongst the black community is definitely not a new issue, it’s just an issue that is being silenced.
Everyday, 21 people die from lack of organ resources.
This is obviously a huge problem, but instead of fixing it the right way, the system finds a way to fix it the illegal way. More than 16,000 families have claimed that organs from their deceased/kidnapped loved ones have been illegally harvested for profit. These body parts are being sold for hundreds of thousands of dollars.
But that’s not the worst part, people are literally murdered for their body parts, and this is where race kicks in. Vance Anderson (BLACK) died in 2012 from lung complications. He was 51 years old. When his mom claimed his body for time of burial, his eyes, heart, brain, and pancreas were removed. They tried to cover it up by saying the organs were donated, but neither Anderson or his family previously granted permission to “donate” body parts.
The World Health Organization estimates that a human organ is illegally sold every single hour. Illegal organ harvesting brings in about $1 billion dollars every year. No one seems to catch who’s doing this, and the police don’t seem to care about digging deeper in these cases. The black community is a target when it comes to organ harvesting, but other people can be victims too. Organ harvesting is real, and we should not let it go unnoticed.
I think that we’re under this constant pressure to achieve success in our twenties because, as women, our youth is seen as our prime but there are so many women who go on to do great things later in life like Ava DuVernay didn’t pick up a camera until she was 33 and now she’s in her 40s and her career is just beginning her next feature film has a budget of over $100 million