B ERLY
October 2011
62 posts
September 2011
22 posts
“This case has attracted worldwide attention, but it is, in essence, no different from other capital cases. Across the country, the legal process for the death penalty has shown itself to be discriminatory, unjust and incapable of being fixed. Just last week, the Supreme Court granted a stay of execution for Duane Buck, an African-American, hours before he was to die in Texas because a psychologist testified during his sentencing that Mr. Buck’s race increased the chances of future dangerousness. Case after case adds to the many reasons why the death penalty must be abolished.”
—New York Times (via sexualsportswear)
“You don’t love someone for their looks, or their clothes, or for their fancy car, but because they sing a song only you can hear.”
—Oscar Wilde (via kari-shma)
