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Ready to spark something? Download the Sims 4 and play for free. By now you may be familiar with the name Jordan Neely.

Protesters in New York have been chanting his name

ever since the young black man was put in a

chokehold and died on a subway train earlier this month. They demanded the man who put

Neely in that chokehold be held accountable.

And on Friday, after days of waiting, there was movement.

Manhattan District Attorney's Office says they will charge 24-year-old Daniel Penny

with manslaughter. Marine old Daniel Penny with manslaughter.

Marine veteran Daniel Penny turned himself into authorities and was arraigned on a charge of second degree

manslaughter.

His attorneys say Penny risked his own life and safety for the good of his fellow passengers

and could not have foreseen Neely's death. However, a witness said Neely didn't hurt anyone

and wasn't armed. And we've since learned nearly was

experiencing homelessness and mental health issues shouting at passengers that he was

hungry thirsty and out of money. If you didn't have the intention of killing Jordan Neely,

I believe that at the least he did not have consideration for his life because he was poor homeless and black.

And Neely's death has reignited a conversation about the overall crisis of homelessness in this country. Public intolerance for panhandling and tent cities is helping fuel a debate over safety and poverty in America's largest cities.

And that has advocates for the unhoused asking,

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