[BigEasyCard]

I'm guess this will come off the wrong way, but a simple question: If the system was truly built to bury them [I really dislike the us vs. them], how could they be students at the greatest university in the world and even allowed the chance to protest?

From the article:
“Now we are here,” said organizer Ryan Walker-Hartshorn ’17. “This is our time, this is our moment, and this is our movement. Today symbolizes a small contribution to the fight for all black lives and for all marginalized people. We all know that the system was built to bury us, but they didn’t know that we were the seeds.”

That was my first thought as well.

[BigEasyCard]

I'm guess this will come off the wrong way, but a simple question: If the system was truly built to bury them [I really dislike the us vs. them], how could they be students at the greatest university in the world and even allowed the chance to protest?

From the article:
“Now we are here,” said organizer Ryan Walker-Hartshorn ’17. “This is our time, this is our moment, and this is our movement. Today symbolizes a small contribution to the fight for all black lives and for all marginalized people. We all know that the system was built to bury us, but they didn’t know that we were the seeds.”

That was my first thought as well.