Which of the stories is most traumatizing and harrowing for you to go through?

Yeah, definitely a tough one to answer. I think the story of

Danny Ray Thomas is a particularly tough one. It deals with mental health as many of

these cases tend to.

Danny Ray Thomas, I think what really hits hard for me

is that he spent most of his life homeless.

His mother died in early age.

His father was incarcerated shortly thereafter so him and his sister basically raised each other on the streets in Houston and they had been through so much and then he finally you know had some kids and had a wife he ends up going to

jail because he was doing some substances that landed him there and while he was

in jail his wife killed his kids and he wasn't even able to be there for the funeral

well they did let him out for the funeral but they wouldn't let him actually be there

for them putting the kids in the ground they let him go to the the viewing but he couldn't see his kids go on the ground.

He goes back to jail, comes back out about three months later and is now really struggling with his

mental health and ends up in the middle of the street

with his pants around his ankles and please shoot him in the middle of the street.

And it's just like the system failed him. And I think that's what is so tough for that one and I have a

cousin who has schizophrenia and I see that story and I constantly think that I'm going to

one day wake up and see my cousin as one of these people.

The police violence crisis has been going on for decades, but ever since Trayvon Martin and Eric Garner and Michael Brown, things have been

getting hotter and hotter. And Black Lives Matter has risen up to try to combat that and yet still more and more people

keep getting killed all the time. There are names we know and there are names we haven't even heard of.

That's why we have to keep saying their names so we keep them alive.

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