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My heart broke a bit when I read the details.
Thank you spicysista for saying their names.
A side note. I read tonight Tamir's mom Samaria is:
Tamir's mother, Samaria Rice is pushing to keep his legacy alive and she's doing it with a new Afrocentric center in his name as part of the Tamir Rice Foundation.
"I actually purchased this commercial building because I wanted to turn this center into a center for children to empower the youth for change, said Samaria Rice.
Rice has a dream: to make the old Slavic News building on St. Clair a go-to-spot for kids after school.
On two stories she envisions music, art, digital training, tutoring and more.
http://www.cleveland19.com/story/38214423/tamir-rices-mom-unveils-plans-to-keep-her-sons-memory-alive
A ray of hope for the children's futures.
"I actually purchased this commercial building because I wanted to turn this center into a center for children to empower the youth for change, said Samaria Rice.
Rice has a dream: to make the old Slavic News building on St. Clair a go-to-spot for kids after school.
On two stories she envisions music, art, digital training, tutoring and more.
http://www.cleveland19.com/story/38214423/tamir-rices-mom-unveils-plans-to-keep-her-sons-memory-alive
A ray of hope for the children's futures.
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