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Fort Worth Protesters Honor Victims of Law Enforcement Abuse and Neglect

Standing next to a long table topped with flowers and photos of 37 deceased men and women, Kwame Osei Jr. addressed dozens of protesters last night. As he spoke against the backdrop of the Fort Worth Police & Firefighters Memorial in Trinity Park near West 7th Street, the protest organizer thanked the crowd for

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Biden vows to heal the nation s racial wounds, but doing so will take more than words

Biden vows to heal the nation s racial wounds, but doing so will take more than words
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Many Black people say they won t take COVID vaccine Tarrant County wants to change that

Many Black people say they won t take COVID vaccine. Tarrant County wants to change that Fort Worth Star-Telegram 12/21/2020 Brian Lopez, Fort Worth Star-Telegram Dec. 21 Fort Worth resident Kwame Osei Jr. isn t in a rush to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Historically, Black people have been used as guinea pigs for medical procedures, a big scar that his people have to this day, said Osei, a 37-year-old Black man. There s a track record of distrust in this country that comes from the medical standpoint of things, he said. Only 42% of Black Americans said they would get the vaccine, according to a Pew Research Center Survey. This is despite Black Americans being 1.4 times as likely as non-Hispanic whites to contract the disease and 2.8 times as likely to die of it.

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