#NoChurchInTheWild Is trending on Twitter and the people have spoken early about their favorite song on #WTT. Murder to Excellence is arguably the realest. On this track, Kanye & Jay Z paid homage to the victims of gun violence in their communities, more specifically, 48 shootings in 48 hours #PutTheGunsDown Jump For Song &Lyrics
Torrence Hatch misses being Lil Boosie. He expresses his frustration below:
“Some days I’m maintaining, but I’m missing my family and the life I had out there. My first seven months I was in population, but since June I’ve been on 23-hour lockdown.They said they’re trying to protect me because of who I am. They got people get stabbed here, killed here. Pretty rough people here. A lot of rats here, snitches.
“[I'm here] ’cause of the songs I made, before I was indicted, about the police in Baton Rouge and what’s going on here. There’s a lot with our record label, that the system don’t like… They took my hard drive out of my house after I got arrested. I have albums for days in there. They still haven’t returned it. They’ve had it for damn near a year now. I need that music.”
It was heartbreaking to hear about this story involving a deceased 89-year-old lady and her 48-year-old twin sons. Adult Protective Services went to a home in Houston to check on Sybil Berndt, the mother, only to find her dead on the floor.
According to the reports, Ms. Berndt had been lying on the floor and decomposing for more than three months. Her twin sons told the authorities that she fell and that they just left her there. Reports share that she had been on the floor since January 13 of this year…(jeezus).
After the jump, the brothers explain why they left her there…
He said it best! Tupac speaks out on teen violence and the aftermath suffering that mothers experience, “If she [the mother] is strong enough to keep going and make a difference than I can be strong enough to make a difference. What we need to do as a community is start to take back control of our communities. I understand it’s always going to be drug dealing. And I understand it’s always going to be violence but, we just need to regulate it so we can at least have a peace resolve. Or else we gonna all die..we all gonna to be destroyed.”
Quantez Devonta Mallory, Horace Damon Coleman, Emmanuel Benjamin Boykins and Tracen Lamar Franklin were the teenagers accused of stomping Tillman to death in the November 2010 attack at a house party. According to a report in the Atlanta Journal Constitution- Douglas County District Attorney David McDade says he consulted Tillman’s family before telling the defendants that they have until June 8, 2011 to make a guilty plea or risk the death penalty at trial.
Please watch the video to witness the heart-breaking story told from a mother’s eyes.
“He once boxed to make a living — because, he said, blacks in the 1940s and ’50s had few options outside being a criminal or entertainer — but he fights today because innocent people in prison rarely have anyone in their corner. After enduring a portion of his prison bid and being instrumental in an oscar performance by Denzel Washington, Rubin Carter examines himself as he stares in the “Eye of the Hurricane” in his new book. CNN takes us back and then prepares us for the release of his latest production.
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