Cheshire Constabulary Det Ch Supt Mike said "At this time, there is no evidence to suggest that the circumstances surrounding Brianna's death are hate related"
Nowhere in the article does it say why anyone might suspect that as a possibility :ukkk:
The local city council, school, and police were already being sued for lack of protection of trans kids from bullying a full two months before this happened.
That's all true, it's the fact that these news outlets are uniformly refusing to mention that even before this, she was a victim of transphobic bullying. The "no evidence of a hate crime" just makes that omission stand out even more.
Nowhere in the article does it say why anyone might suspect that as a possibility :ukkk:
All the linked articles are the same way
The local city council, school, and police were already being sued for lack of protection of trans kids from bullying a full two months before this happened.
That is really important context that a responsible journalist would include in the article. "No evidence to suggest," huh?
Yeah, the BBC are fucking sickening. Absolute scum.
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That's all true, it's the fact that these news outlets are uniformly refusing to mention that even before this, she was a victim of transphobic bullying. The "no evidence of a hate crime" just makes that omission stand out even more.