10-year-old boy in Louisville commits suicide, was called the "n-word"

[Swirv]

Rip Seven.

 

[Neuromancer]

REST IN POWER Little Prince. A curse on the house of his tormentors.

 

[TKOK]

RIP to the kid. Why was the kid left alone though?

 

[get these nets]

Rest In Peace

 

[get these nets]

Rest In Peace

 

[The Fade]

My kids will learn how to use hands and jiu jitsu

If they get suspended for defending themselves, We going on vacation and he coming back to school in a new fit

 

[jackswstd]

Hate reading shyt like this. No child should ever feel like suicide is an option. RIP to shorty.

 

[datnigDASTARDLY]

fukk, this my worst nightmare with my boys

 

[Mike Nasty]

Home fukking school all of your children

You'll just raise adults that don't know how to deal with bullying.

 

[killacal]

You'll just raise adults that don't know how to deal with bullying.

My kids will be in kick boxing they will have hands and feet

Im more worried about CAC teachers derailing young black children's minds like they get off on

 

[MJ Truth]

Stop raising your children to be soft and sensitive. The world is a cold place.

 

[Da King]

violence is the only answer with these cacs

 

[Black Steph Curry]

This is tha result of mandatory integration in schools... fun fact, Louisville was one pf tha only cities to enforce school desegregation from tha getgo, as a result all tha schools there no matter if they're located in tha inner city or tha richest neighborhoods have an even mix of races... imagine living in an all black neighborhood being bused out 10 miles to go to school in a cac neighborhood with white supremacists in training.


When my pops (he's from Louisville) came to my grade school he was shocked tht it was all black. But he didn't realize this is tha norm most everywhere where races are stratified and his city was tha exception.

 

[Skooby]

The mother made some facebook videos 5 months ago about the incident on the bus:

 

[thelonious21]

You gotta sit and talk with your kids..
Break down that barrier.. that whole "your my parent you wont understand" stigma
I speak with my daughter like on a real level..
Everyday!!
i ask.. How was class.. did you have any issues today at school.. do you think something may have happened to cause any issues .. like.. i ask ask ask...
And i let her know like yo.. its better for you to tell me whats up NOW.. instead of me finding out later...
i still make sure she has respect for me as a father and authority figure .. but i dont want her to feel like she cant talk to me..

shyt makes me sad man..