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ALT A white man walking towards the camera in a open blue plaid shirt with his stomach showing and blood running all down his stomach. He has tan pants and shoes on & holding another shirt in his hand
ALT The Shell employee in a black tank top, black shorts and slides without socks, jumping in his vehicle, after casually assaulting an unhoused man.
ALT A white background with black text overlayed. Text reads “A year ago, Portland lost a friend. I've sat here for the last hour with my phone in my hand, trying to form a coherent thought in my mind that accurately reflects how reel today, and how 've felt over the last 365 davs and I can't. Grief is a weird thing. I was there for two years, and wasnt that night. I stillive She was a very sweet, funny and strong woman. It's been hard seeing so many people I love hurt so deeply. His actions changed peoples lives forever. I'm still fucking angry. I've often felt like I wasn't allowed to be vocal about my feelings, because I wasn't there, because I wasn't shot. But we should be making space for everyone affected, no matter how big or small, be to able to grieve. Not allowing people to channel their grief and rage into something constructive extinguishes the flames of the fire that will eventually burn it all down. I don't want him to go to jail, I want him to rot in hell.
ALT Continued… “Antifascists are taken from us every day. What happened here could have happened anywhere. This could have been anyone. I'm sorry it was here, and I'm sorry it was her. To anyone mourning anywhere, I'm sorry. I share your pain. But today I'm reminded of something that was very much her, and that is don't play the cards you were dealt. Fight the dealer. Don't give up. Rest in Peace, T. Rex”
