Multiple Panthers Voice Out Frustration With Social Injustices

Last Monday, a former Minneapolis police officer intentionally murdered George Floyd during an arrest. The murder of George Floyd has led to protests in major cities such as Charlotte, Louisville, Miami, Dallas, Chicago, New York, Minneapolis, Pittsburgh, and several others.
Racism has no place in this world and the hatred toward people solely based on the color of their skin is an embarrassment to society. It's hard to put into words what minorities go through and have to endure on a daily basis. This is a time where everyone needs to come together and do something about this issue that has plagued our country for several decades.
Here is what some members of the Carolina Panthers have to say about this past week's events:
S Tre Boston
Pay close attention to who’s rioting and who’s protesting. Crazy part here is somebody will read this and so But.......”Inserts excuse why it’s ok” as if they weren’t signed up to Deescalate the problem. “Serve and Protect” Are these “The Good Cops” too, just asking for a survey? https://t.co/u6uXRffbH6
— Tre Boston (@TreBos10) May 31, 2020
LB Shaq Thompson
Dear World!
— Shaq Thompson (@ShaqThompson_54) May 29, 2020
I love Being Black! I love my Skin color, I love my Hair, I love My intelligence! I love Me! I LOVE MY PEOPLE, I love my culture! Love everything about my Culture! I love Other Cultures as well!
WR Robby Anderson
It’s some crazy times we livin in I pray it gets better for us but reality is it probably only get worse
— Chosen Anderson (@chosen1ra) May 30, 2020
WR Pharoh Cooper
“ Changes “ by 2Pac hitting different right now .. #GottaMakeAChange
— Pharoh Cooper (@KingTutt_chdown) May 30, 2020
Change is needed in our country. It is not okay for people to be scared of the police, scared to walk down the street, or victimized for the color of their skin. Seeing these players use their platform to speak out on the social injustices that exist helps spread the word that change must happen.
What do you think needs to happen for racism to come to a halt? Let us know your thoughts in the comment section below!
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