The Plea For Justice
Civil Rights Attorney Ben Crump @attorneycrump Gave A Powerful Speech At The Memorial Service of George Floyd Thursday June 4th 2020 (One of A Number of Memorial Services Before George’s Actual Funeral On Tuesday June 9th 2020). He Said, Addressing A Large Congregation Which Included People Listening Outside The Church, Reverand Jessie Jackson, Martin Luther King III, & Celebrities Including Comedian Kevin Hart @kevinhart4real.
The Plea For Justice Is Simply This. Doctor Martin Luther King Said He Who Passively Accepts Evil Is As Much Involved In It As He Who Helps To Perpetrate It. He Who Accepts Evil Without Protesting Against It Is Really Like Cooperating With It. On That Video What We Saw Was Torture. What We Saw On That Video Was Inhumane. What We Saw On That Video Was Evil.
So America, We Proclaim As We Memorialize George Floyd, Do Not Cooperate With Evil. Protest Against Evil. Join The Young People In The Streets Protesting Against The Evil, The Inhumane, The Torture That They Saw On That Video. We Cannot Cooperate With Evil.
We Cannot Cooperate With Injustice. We Cannot Cooperate With Torture. Because George Floyd Deserves Better Than That! We All Deserve Better Than That! His Family Deserves Better Than That! His Children Deserve Better Than That!”
Civil Rights Attorney Benjamin Crump – George Floyd’s Memorial Service Thursday June 4 2020
All George Wanted From Life Is What Any of Us Want. As Thomas Jefferson Said In The Declaration of Independence, The Inalienable Rights Endowed By Our Creator, Tarries To Life, Liberty & The Pursuit To Be Happy On This Earth. That’s All George Was Asking For, Like Any & All of Us. But He Was Denied Those Rights & We Will Seek Justice In His Name. We Are All United As A People Who Are Gods Children – Seek Justice In His Name.
Civil Rights Attorney Benjamin Crump – George Floyd’s Memorial Service Thursday June 4 2020
“But Beyond The Specific Justice, In His Case, The Prosecution of The Four Individuals Who Denied George of His Life, We Seek A Broader More Transformative Justice. A More Just System of Policing. A More Just Treatment of People of Colour. A More Just Criminal Justice System. In Essence What We Are Seeking To Do Is What My Personal Hero Thurgood Marshall Said – Make The Constitution Real For All Americans.”
“What We Want Is Not Two Justice Systems In America, One For Black America & One For White America, What We Endeavour To Achieve Is Equal Justice For America & George Floyd Is The Moment That Gives Us The Best Opportunity I Have See In A Long Time of Reaching That High Ideal That This Country Was Founded on.”
Civil Rights Attorney Benjamin Crump – George Floyd’s Memorial Service Thursday June 4 2020
“Thank You So Much. This Is The Plea For Justice. On Behalf of The Family, The Children, We Will Get Justice. We Are Committed To It.”
Civil Rights Attorney Benjamin Crump – George Floyd’s Memorial Service Thursday June 4 2020
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