Beyoncé's Super Bowl homage to the Black Panther party was already creating a political firestorm when a group of her beret-clad dancers were photographed with their fists raised in a Black Power salute, holding a sign that read “Justice 4 Mario Woods”.
Wearing outfits inspired by the Black Panther Party — leather, berets — some of Beyonce's Super Bowl dancers took a moment to pose with a sign calling for justice in the killing of Mario Woods, a black man who died after police opened fire on him in
Justice for Mario Woods Coalition members on Monday stood on the steps of City Hall, saying they won't budge until an independent investigation into the killing of Mario Woods is underway. The group's latest call to investigate a number of police
In an exclusive interview, ABC 7 talked to the man who claims to be Mario Woods' stabbing victim — a victim that some in the community had questioned the existence of, given that his identity has been under wraps since police shot and killed Woods on Dec.
Beyoncé's Super Bowl homage to the Black Panther party was already creating a political firestorm when a group of her beret-clad dancers were photographed with their fists raised in a Black Power salute, holding a sign that read “Justice 4 Mario Woods”.