“It’s easy to kill black people because we’re the have-nots. We’re at the bottom of the totem pole. What people don’t understand is, we actually live in a nightmare. We actually live in a place where gunshots [are normal]. We hear gunshots everyday.”
“Our long-term goal is to educate young black men and young black women throughout the world on how to deal with police brutality, how to deal with the police, how to deal with traffic stops and learn their rights.”
He, personally, was pulled over 27 times THIS year.
He also wrote a tribute song to Mike Brown called “Born Targets.“
This is a tragedy for the whole community. But the question is- who could do this to him? Why would they do that? Will there be a proper investigation? Because as it usually happens, police doesn’t care much about black people. Moreover ,he was an activist. It’s our duty to spread the information and seek justice for him.
Rest In Peace, Darren.
The St. Louis County Police Department’s Bureau of Crimes Against Persons and Bomb and Arson Unit are handling the investigation. Authorities did not release any suspect information or a possible motive, and asked anyone with information about Seals’ death to call CrimeStoppers at 1-866-371-8477. They can also call county police at 314-615-5400.
