That's an "African American" "News Source".
What kind of conclusion would you jump to if I said that it was a White American news source?
Here's what the Informer said about the release of the M Brown video:
- Google AI:
- The Washington Informer challenged the police narrative surrounding the convenience store video and characterized its release as a selective smear campaign.
You tell me, archives... When CNN and the lying leftard MSM horde were saying that Brown was a gentle giant, and insinuating that he was definitely murdered by racist pigs for doing nothing, is it "a smear" to show the country proof that Brown was actually a violent criminal? Were the Ferguson police just supposed to let false narratives run rampant while they hid the truth, at a time when rioting was destroying the city?
Buddy. Of course they wanted the truth out. And the truth is never a smear. Just think about the fact that a NEWS ORGANIZATION CALLED THE TRUTH A SMEAR. Now ask yourself, if they consider the truth a smear, then what the fuck are they saying?
The Washington Informer is PURE RACIST FILTH, according to Google AI's description of their reporting on the M Brown incident.
According to the Washington Informer, police reports listed most of them as suicidal, and found zero evidence of foul play in all of the others, except for 1.
And in that one instance, the victim was now known to have been killed by two black men and a third man whose details were not released:
- Three suspects—Eric Clark, Jacques Ratliff, and a third individual identified in reports as Lloyd—have been arrested and charged with murder in connection with the death of 29-year-old Tasia Fortune. [1, 2, 3]
According to Jackson, Mississippi Police Chief RaShall Brackney and investigators, Fortune was killed in an apparent drug-related dispute. Her body was found hanging from a tree behind an abandoned home in Jackson on August 3, 2026. Police later stated that the medical examiner ruled her death a homicide and that the hanging was "staged" after she had already died elsewhere