Title: Justice Denied: The Tragic Funeral of Jordan Neely The funeral of Jordan Neely held in Harlem was a poignant reminder of the justice denied to black people in America. The circumstances of his death illustrate the brutal and systemic racism embedded in American society. Jordan Neely, like George Floyd before him, was a victim of police brutality. He was choked to death in the subway earlier this month, marking another senseless and irreversible loss of life. As the world watched in horror, the city of New York erupted into protests against the racial injustices perpetuated by its institutions. The eulogy delivered by the Reverend Al Sharpton at Mr. Neely's funeral was a haunting indictment of the systemic oppression of black people. As he spoke, the reverberations of his words echoed through the city - a call to action against the sordid history of institutional racism in America. The tragic funeral of Jordan Neely and the protests in response remind us of the profound injustice that persists in our society. It is a cruel reminder that the systemic issues of racism and police brutality continue to permeate our lives in profound ways. The safety and wellbeing of individuals and communities should never be subject to systemic prejudice and institutional negligence. The funeral of Jordan Neely serves as a potent reminder of this. Now is the time to stand together and demand the change that our country so desperately needs. Rev. Al Sharpton will deliver the eulogy for Jordan Neely's funeral in Harlem, who was choked to death on the subway earlier this month. His death has led to protests in New York City. (50 words)
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