The invite-only service at noon in a church in Elizabeth City follows public viewings the previous day. The Rev. Al Sharpton will deliver the eulogy, and other speakers will include Brown’s relatives as well as civil rights attorney Ben Crump, who’s representing Brown’s family, and the Rev. William Barber II, leader of the Poor People’s campaign.
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They do celebrate their criminals.
ReplyDeleteLooks like all The Usual Suspects showed up. I'll bet there's not a sheet of plywood to be found in E-City this morning.
ReplyDeleteAttendees are reminded to help pick up the spent brass, after the services.
ReplyDeleteSharpton: He was a good man, loved his family and was turning his life around.
ReplyDeleteHe was a drug dealer.
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Drug dealer, car thief, violent felon...
ReplyDeleteQuite the legacy and life
One less off the welfare role. Who really gives a f**k about him and them? Sharpton sure doesn't.
ReplyDeleteYeah, so instead of the taxpayers paying a couple of million for the guy over his life, they'll get to pony up tens of millons. What a bargain.
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