Big Sean is calling for justice: 'Justice has to be served—period... And if it's not, I don't think things are going to change or get better, you know?'
The 32-year-old rapper took to Instagram for an important discussion on Tuesday. The"Bounce Back" star started by"wishing my sisters and my brothers strength right now," noting that this strength is needed"now more than ever" and that they have"the whole world's attention."
"We've all seen, like, places where they got them bricks, like, conveniently located to, like, wreak havoc, and I don't know what the ulterior motive is," he later added."I don't know if it's to make us look like we wild beasts or don't have control, but we clearly are not wild beasts. We're extraordinary, talented, magical people that if you took us out of the equation, the world would be very, very bland.
"Their main focus was to capture, apprehend, beat, discipline slaves, rip them apart from their families, keep them apart and God knows whatever else, you know? If they didn't do that, those officers didn't do that, they would be punished. So, that's what I'm saying—that's how deep it goes back. So, no wonder that a cop feels like they could kill a black man or woman and feel like it's a way of life.
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