Jacob Goodwin was recently released from prison after serving seven… — Justice-Initiative

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🚨 Jacob Goodwin was recently released from prison after serving seven years for defending himself and others against a man named DeAndre Harris, who was one of multiple attackers who stalked Goodwin's group to their cars. During the skirmish initiated by the group of armed black men, DeAndre struck one of the Charlottesville protesters with his MagLite flashlight. Despite the severity of the attack, the Charlottesville prosecutor initially refused to prosecute Harris. It was only after activists pursued alternative channels that the prosecutor was compelled to take action. Unfortunately, the prosecution was half-hearted, and DeAndre was ultimately found not guilty, claiming he just meant to hit the person’s shield.

📣 This situation highlights a troubling reality: actions that regular citizens or groups like Antifa may engage in—such as graffiti, protests, or even sharing memes—are often met with harsh crackdowns when they are done by others. The system appears to be stacked against those it targets, and it’s crucial to plan and act with this understanding.