I've noticed something very peculiar over the past few days working with the family of Nate Woods who was executed this past week.

For the family, his execution was an explosion of injustice.

For them it was like the moment of having your loved ones shot and killed by police. For them his execution was not a moment of

closure. But what I noticed and this is the closest I've ever worked with the

family through an execution that for the general public for the media the case is now basically closed that people have moved on but this is this is the reverse of what should be happening.

The execution of Nate Woods should anger us on a level that I just don't quite see. Let me break it down. This is Sean King and you are listening to

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The past six years,

I've been working with families all over the country on issues of police brutality and I mean from coast to coast, north, south, east and west, even international cases of police brutality.

And I noticed something very, very different about how we treat police brutality cases versus how we treat this death penalty

case of Nate Woods. Nate was horribly wrongly executed this past week and thinking about it even now in this

moment makes my blood boil like I even as I pause there like I almost said like I had a combination of needing to fight back tears and wanting to scream.

And for Nate's family, I noticed something incredibly different about his case versus every single case of police brutality I've ever worked on.

When someone is shot and killed by police, that is the height of the injustice, and

our activism goes from there forward fighting for justice for that person who was wrongly

killed by by the police by the American government by the American government, by the state apparatus.

But somehow we're expecting, and we're kind of playing with a very different calculus

with Nate Woods where he was killed not shot and killed but

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