Samaria Rice's post arrives after the co-founder of Real Justice PAC uploads an episode, which is titled 'I spoke to Samaria Rice this past week', on his podcast 'The Breakdown'.
- Jun 24, 2021
AceShowbiz - Tamir Rice's mother Samaria Rice has taken to social media to slam civil rights activist Shaun King. In the scathing Instagram post on Wednesday, June 23, Samaria dubbed the co-founder of Real Justice PAC a self-centered person and "a white man acting black."
"Why do you think its so important to tell folks we had a conversation?" Samaria began her post that was addressed to Shaun. "Well we talked and everything that was said was very toxic and uncomfortable for me to hear that you raised additional money and then say you did not want to bother me. Personally I don't understand how you sleep at night."
Later, Samaria noted that she never gave Shaun permission to raise money in the name of her 12-year-old son, who was killed in Cleveland by Timothy Loehmann, a white police officer, back in 2014. She went on to say that Shaun "robbed me for the death of my son" along with "the united states."
The mom further criticized him, "You gave me a cop and donut conversation. All lies Shaun, please stop thinking we on the same page. As a white man acting black you are a imposter that can not be trusted. My son was 12 years old and, and DOJ needs to reopen his persion. Tamir Human rights was violated, why would you so ever make it about you?"
Concluding her post, Samaria called Shaun "a selfish self centered person," before adding, "God will deal with you White man."
Samaria's post arrives after Shaun uploaded an episode, which has since been replaced with a new episode focused on elections in New York, on his podcast "The Breakdown". Describing the episode, which was titled "I spoke to Samaria Rice this past week", Shaun wrote, "It was a much-needed conversation. I learned a lot. Listened a lot. Shared my heart. And pledged we would continue to fight to get justice and accountability for Tamir."
Prior to this, it was reported that Shaun and Real Justice PAC were named in a 312-page lawsuit. In the court docs, Shaun was accused of funneling "significant funds donated by unwitting citizens of Philadelphia to line the pockets of defendant Shaun King, his Real Justice PAC, and the [Larry Krasner] campaign."
Shaun has yet to react to Samaria's post.
