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before and after him. Though there should continue to be justice for him, all of our fallen people deserve the same. Taylor's mother even filed a wrongful death lawsuit against their Police Department, but to no avail. The hashtag #SayHerName was started in an attempt to keep her story alive on social media along with others. Sadly, it was replaced with #SayHisName, causing Breonna's story to, once again, begin to be overshadowed.

A lot of people are chanting Black Lives Matter, but it's as if Breonna is being forgotten. If Black Lives Matter, then her should as well. All Black Lives Matter. Even those who are seemingly fading from memory.

Why aren't many saying her name? #SayHerNAme

even mention Breonna's name let alone protest for her. A large portion of the United States even wen as far as causing riots since his passing. Fortunately, the four cops who were involved in the incident w ere at least arrested and charged with murder. The cops involved in Breonna death have yet to be punished for what they've done.

Andrea Ritchie even shocked by how she hasn't heard many people say her name since March 13th. She had taken part in a protest fighting to earn justice for Floyd. She stood outside the Barclays Center and was shouting his name along with everyone else. It's the fact that Breonna wasn't mentioned that raised some eyebrows. Even mine at this point.

George's tragic passing is just as important as those

ike George loyd,

Breonna Taylor became

apart of the long list of victims of police violence. Neither of them did anything to deserve it. Unlike George, there doesn't seem to be as many protests for her. Is it because the majority saw Floyd's death as more important? Did Taylor's life not matter as much as his?

Those in her home city, Louisville, feel as though Breonna should still be here. She shouldn't be gone because most cops refuse to do their job correctly. There is one difference in their cases, aside from how they were murdered, that's raised another question: why are there more protests for Floyd than Taylor?

There are many BLM and George Floyd protests, marches, etc., but few fail to

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