We only care once a Black Child dies

I am reading about the little girl that lost her life, and I wonder why no one cared for this child before it got to this point? We are a society that only cares about black children once they have lost their lives or has taken a life. I look at all the uproar that is going on about the teacher's strike, and I ask myself if we cared as much about educating black children as we do about locking them up; there would not be a strike.

I wrote about how CVLS and a cook county judge told me in court about the fact that once a child is giving back to their mother, it is not the concern of the court what that mother does to that child. We were not upset about this fact; no one wrote or called the Chief Judge or the board of CVLS to inquire why is this their mission when it comes to black children. We only care once a child has lost their life.

When Judge Susan Kennedy-Sullivan took Zion from us, she did not care about him. For David Gotzh, Zion was one of these little black thugs that he talks about keeping out of Hobart Ind. I feel for the little girl that lost her life, and I want to ask about all the other ones that will come to the same faith because we do not care.

What role did the parents play in this; what personal issue with them cause this child to have her life taking? Far too often, as parents, we tend to live a life that can bring harm to our child; and we do not stop living that life. How did this baby go missing for someone to get her and take her life? As now that her life has been taking, I am sure all these questions will be answered as now we care.

Each day CVLS sends someone into a courtroom to represent a black child; we know nothing about that person, what views they might bring into that courtroom or what their mission in life is. What I know is that on February 21, 2018, David Gotzh came into 1806 with one mission and only one to seek revenge on me, and he was going to used Zion to do such. On that day, Judge Susan Kennedy-Sullivan said that her goal was to make sure we did not adopt Zion and that he does not play baseball or go to JSU.

Not one-person care, the calls, the letters all the emails, and faxes were to death ears as we are the same ones that protest to save a child's life in the womb so that we can lock it up or kill it as it grows. I say that we treat black children like vegetables. We tend to them before they are ready to be born, and one they are we eat them up. Well, once a black baby comes into this world, no one cares about them until they kill or have been killed.