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Every time this community asks for a response to our core systems, police are what is sent, and from the You know that little thing inside your head that keeps you from saying things you shouldn’t yeah, i don’t have one of those shirt (2) in other words I will buy this beginning, the way the police responded did nothing but increase the tension. When Eric Garner died, the mayor got a lot of flak for this, but he was correct: he allowed the protestors to express their pain and their anger, even though the West Side highways got jammed up, and people couldn’t move for awhile. New York City was one of the only places where we didn’t see the type of things we’re seeing now, because people had the ability to express care.

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What are you seeing on the You know that little thing inside your head that keeps you from saying things you shouldn’t yeah, i don’t have one of those shirt (2) in other words I will buy this ground at protests right now?. Right now, if you go to Barclays, there’s rows and rows of police. In Union Square, they’re trying to pen protestors in. Three hours of preventing protestors from simply walking. Three hours of police getting screamed at and that tension going on—and they have to be prepared to deal with it and respond professionally, but ultimately, they’re human beings—and three hours of protestors getting more, and more, and more agitated. Why? Just let them walk, let them go. I couldn’t understand for the life of me why this would be the response, particularly from this mayor. Folks are angry, they’re frustrated, and it’s all justified—just let them go. We were able to speak with officers, and they did let them go [across the Manhattan Bridge], but in those tense moments, I saw a couple of water bottles being thrown at police, and the protestors themselves started shaming the behavior.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.