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It's today explained, I'm Sean Ramosferrm and I use Twitter. Mostly for the laws, but

sometimes there's really useful news and information on there too. And then on the rare occasion,

you see something that just makes your jaw drop. Earlier this month, I saw one of those

tweets. It was actually a Twitter thread from a pro-publica reporter named Ken Armstrong.

And the first tweet read, three police officers went to an elementary school in Tennessee

and arrested four black girls. One fell to her knees, another threw up, police handcuffed

the youngest, an eight-year-old with pigtails. They're supposed to crime, watching some

boys fight and not stopping them. Ken's thread went on and on and on to explain how this

happened. It was a pretty shocking story he had been reporting on for a year with Mariba

Knight.

I'm a senior reporter with Nashville Public Radio.

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