Is The New Bills Passed By The State Of New York Good Enough To Protect Citizens From Hate Crimes?

BUFFALO, N.Y. - May 16, 2022 - PRLog -- By: Mooka Da'knowledge Public Relations For So Seductive Kiss Fans

"And in the fourth age they shall return here, because the debts of the Amorites are not yet fulfilled." - Bereshit 15:16

As three African American females rose their hands high to take an oath to serve in the public office; some felt it was a loss of power. So on May 14th 2022, in Buffalo, NY a 18 year old decided to shoot a firearm recklessly at a supermarket, and killed 10 people. Many African Americans don't feel free in the 21st century. Janell Ross of NBC News reported that African Americans feel that they are not fully free. The toll of everyday racism on African Americans. African Americans have grown tired of being forced to make the case for their citizenship, their humanity, their very survival — again, and again, and again. As of 2022, The Biden-Harris Administration is committed to advancing health equity, and improving health outcomes of Black communities say's U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. This law was drafted to battle systematic racism. Senate Bill S70A in New York is a law to implement a security protocol to monitor all suspects that have ambitious thoughts on hate crime propaganda, and possible precrime actions set in motion. A band by the name of Dashade Music has expressed their concern with a song called BHM. Two months after black history month, and a major tragedy unfolds on the streets of Buffalo, New York.

"Freedom for one side only is not true freedom. But we are growing up in the United States, and one of the things we learn as we grow up is to accept disappointments, and to learn that the unexpected is part of everyone's existence. "- Eleanor Roosevelt

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