stock here: AI said go to the newspaper and search for his articles yourself. I got 3 pages of results, and none were by Brown.
I was able to find 1 article by a round about way. Here it is, as it will likely be even more memory holed. I think this guy is important, he later tried to kill the opposition Mayor, yes Assassination.
The block below is from an early article, about swimming. He was a swimmer, and thought that for him it was a chance to “take back a space denied to black people”. I think he is in jail now, so, be kind.
This is his first article, it looks like someone had an eye on making this kid into somebody, like Obama and his handlers.
Brown tried to get his principal fired, because of a recorded candid conversation with the Principal, whose article on that conversation is HERE, judge for yourself. A key point is that he pointed out that other groups have experienced racism, Jews, Indians, even as a Protestant himself. That was one of the major objections of the students as that was horrifically racist, and that he should be fired for that.
He appeared in a Video for the Obama Foundation
He also did 2 video interviews with Joy Reid, focusing on gun control. He also met with Charles Booker and REv. Al Sharpton. He was elevated and radicalized. He posted support for the Lion of Judah Armed Forces, which is a group that believes that Blacks are the true descendants of the Biblical Hebrews, so they are “anti-jew” and the politician he tried to shoot was an angry, ugly Jew.
Some of the references above are from yahoo, HERE
Heavy is always questionable, but here is some information
Louisville’s huge police budget is the real boogeyman traumatizing Black people
Louisville Courier Journal
This is Part 2 of my 2019 column, There’s a boogeyman killing Black kids in West End. And I’m told he looks just like me.
Trauma is the boogeyman’s best friend.
Trauma is not the phone call from a relative that your father is fighting for his life from a gunshot wound. Trauma is the emotional response as you process the inevitability of the moment. It includes the first wave of denial that drowns you in confusion, fear and shock. This can’t be real.
Confusion clouds your mind. “What does this even mean?” I ask myself. “What am I supposed to do? Why was this not prevented?”
More questions than answers. All answers await further developments, as I sit stuck in disbelief.
How effective is the Louisville Metro Police Department at preventing crime? At 20 years of age, I find it hard to recall a time when crime was not rampant. I can’t recall a time when there was ever mutual trust between the so-called Black community and the police?
Trauma can negatively impact recollection and memory. I almost forgot that 16-year-old Tiffanie Floyd “was found shot” more than a week ago. Passive voice as we await further developments. The suspect is usually the boogeyman.
How often were you punished for being forgetful? Maybe you were punished with bad grades for forgetting who the important people of 1776 were on a standardized test. Bad grades are traumatizing. If I am not good enough for school or my parents, maybe the streets or prison are my only alternative.
