99% of killings by police
in the United States have not resulted in officers being charged with a crime in the period
from 2013 to 2019. Images of their victims circulate massively in the
media but there seems to be a wall of silence around the names or
photographs of the police officers that have been accused of killing
unarmed Black people. They are not easy to find.
As we say the names of the victims, we must also remember the names
and faces of the killers. This is an aggregator of the police
officers that have been involved or may be involved in the future in
the violent deaths of unarmed Black people.
The names and faces of the perpetrators, as well as the names of their
victims and the circumstances of their deaths are now
registered.
immutably on the blockchain. All the information contained in the
tokens is sourced from public records.
A wallet has been created in the name of each victim. Each wallet
holds a token with the image of their killers. The private keys of
the wallets that control these tokens have been destroyed. No one
controls these tokens.
These tokens can’t be censored, modified, or taken down.