Trilith Studios and Trilith Development are jointly owned by the family of Dan Cathy, chairman of fast-food giant Chick-fil-A, and Cathy is involved in their day-to-day management and operation, the lawsuit says.
You got to go all through the first game, and then it takes you to the other games (meaning, when it points to the edit feature, you edit the game, and then you complete it and it takes you to the other games).
Ugh. I’m so jaded. On the one hand, I’m glad to see officers actually getting charged for this kind of behavior. But it’s also not very surprising at all that the officers are mostly POC, and at least a couple of them are women?
Seems a certain specific demographic is left out of this kind of ‘swift’ judicial action.
So true. Last hired and first fired to be thrown under the bus. In the meantime, the swift and extreme measures for ticketing and collection of fines from POC continue…
…as well as the inequality experienced by incarcerated people:
“Of the 171 reported displaced households, 74 percent were Black, many of whom had owned their homes free and clear,” the lawsuit explains… The 27 plaintiffs represented in Thursday’s lawsuit are both former residents of pre-1970 Albina and descendants of former homeowners whose properties were taken by the city.