KIYANNA T. SALTER'S HOMEGOING GATHERING

I'M CERTAIN ALL WHO KNEW HER WILL ALWAYS ENVY HEAVEN.

I attended Kiyanna's homegoing on Monday. I must say, during my journey through life, I have attended many homegoings but this one really touched home.
To see so many young people sobbing uncontrollably illustrated the obvious pain our young people are experiencing. It is a terrible thing to lose a loved one to an automobile accident, or any kind of accident for that matter. But to lose a loved one to avoidable societal problems, it is unacceptable and doubly as hard as an accidental death.
Of course the circumstances of any death are unique, but the reason will always dictate how an individual grieve.
I'm certain if young Kiyanna was struck by an automobile, her family and friends could've somewhat understood why she made her transition so soon. But to be cut down simply because two seriously misled individuals were conditioned to hate their black brother, and they felt their safety depended on the ownership of a weapon, we are living in perilous times with no foreseeable vision of change until our young people are once again raised by the entire village.
When the village is raising the child, flaws of the parent/parents will be compensated with love from the village. That compensation is the necessary component needed to adequately monitor our young children at all times. We can no longer depend on governmental agencies or any other agency to raise our children.

WE MUST GRASP OUR YOUTH!!

DWIGHT TAYLOR - dwight97@comcast.net

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[Dwight1117]

What about young white men?

[Dwight1117]

Can you imagine how profitable these killings must be for the funeral home industry?

Unfortunately, our young brothers and sisters don't realize just how conditioned they are for them to continue the genocide.

Until our young brothers and sisters come to the realization that they are not only "Precious Cargo" on this planet, but primarily, the indigenous people, they will continue to kill each other with no remorse, sorrow or fear of consequences.

[YoZoe3]

Somehow I always find myself landing on these videos telling stories of our young people losing their precious lives so young. I cry for days because it breaks my heart. I'm extremely sensitive so it just tears me apart. What I have noticed is that many in our homes, schools, communities seem to be blind to what's going on on almost a daily basis. Those of us who have become successful by any measure of the word need to start reaching back! Help others learn to make similar moves toward success

[bigwonis14]

@MrzLoverBeadles yooooooooooo tht wat im tawkin abt i hope he got life for killin an innocent girl

[MrzLoverBeadles]

@bigwonis14 Yeah my fam went to court he is guilty in jail.

[bigwonis14]

@MrzLoverBeadles i remember seein this on the news bak 08 did they catch the killer

[MrzLoverBeadles]

@bigwonis14 I know right i miss my cousin!!

[bigwonis14]

wowwwwww im in tears ='( this is really sad

[BOOBEARLADY]

Im so sorry for yall lost i no what its like to lose somebody close to you it hurts alot but all we can do is put it in the lords hands

[keanna26]

i agree wit that guy message at the end of the clip....get down to the kids level and stop using big words and break it down so they can fully understand the message fr god...is this guy on facebook??

[sexonabeach25]

@Dwight1117 This is so true. These type clippings about young people loosing their lives always bring tears to my eyes. Whats wrong with humans. Sometimes it make me wonder if should have had kids. Why God Why you allow us to die in vain.