How Much Is That Suit Worth?

New York City (Brooklyn) -  Police brutality is not a game in a world of fashion that portrays beauty, make up, women, and glamour.  Watching from a photographers lens, an observation is captured to spell a story or stories that grabs an audience on a particular focal point or discipline.  What you see is not always the postulates of disciplines that is sketched by the media.  Women, as beautiful as they are today, are still telling their stories of sexual harassment in multiple ways, involving undue violence by police members or ties close to the police.  The vulnerable are not categorized by the relatively powerless groups, such as minorities, the disabled, the young, or the poor anymore.  The vulnerable are now amongst the elite, the socialite, the politician, and violators of human rights.

When a person in this category approaches you to proclaim police accountability by addressing the violation of a civilians' rights, beware!  It is not with the suit!  It is sexual harassment and defamation, this is racially-motivated incidents of police brutality.  What you see in the photography above is a positive cross-cultural relationship in the Social Justice Fashion World that encourages, tourism, economic growth, jobs, and wealth monitored by the bank.  Negative social stereotypes that can lead to prejudice, racial profiling and the kind of aggressive hatred which is the driving force unwelcome in the Fashion World can no longer be tolerated to depict and destroy the virtue of women in the job market.  To eradict police brutality against women today, and prosecute those who interact with women by breaking them down using a social stereotype, must be marked for a Nation Action Plan against Racism.  Police Accountability is misconduct that will never be welcome amongst the Fashionistas of yesterday, today, or tomorrow.  Find another legislation in actions to combat hate speech against anyone's race, religion, nationality or ethnicity illegal in a place outside of the Fashion World.  By ensuring the rights of the citizens today, this speech is protected and validated as Truths against women.  A man's suit worth is a prosecution for police misconduct!