BJanese McClain is outraged, after running across "Officer Choker," on YouTube. This show is a cartoon, which means that it is geared towards kids. However, the show depicts a young, black, kid who accidentally jaywalked, but was hunted down by a giant white cop, who pounced on him, placed him in a choke hold, severely beat him, and then shot him to death. McClain's response, after watching this was "what the actual f*ck," saying parents need to be mindful of what their children are watching and YouTube needs to regulate what is being produced on their platform.

BJanese McClain shares video on Facebook of a YouTube cartoon, “Officer Choker,” where a black kid is beaten, choked, and shot to death by a giant, white police, officer; The woman is outraged and says parents need to be mindful of what their kids watch, questioning “literally, what the full f*cks” is this and calls YouTube out for allowing this content [VIDEO]

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By Bossyy
Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer

What is going on, in America, between the police, and people of color, is despicable, to say the least. It’s sad how people have tried to justify the murder of George Floyd, but it was wrong on so many levels. In the middle of those protests, Rayshard Brooks was murdered.

Nothing about what’s going on is a joke, as this is the reason for all of the protests. Despite how some have tried to spin it, most of the protests are peaceful. Some have tried to dowplay what’s going on, but evidence shows otherwise.

BJanese McClain is the mother of a one-year-old baby and she ran across “Officer Choker,” a YouTube cartoon. She showed the cartoon to Facebook, a few weeks ago. The video depicts a young, black, kid, walking down the street, ACCIDENTALLY jaywalking, but being hunted down by a giant, white, police officer, placed into a choke hold, severely beaten, and then repeatedly shot to death, prompting McClain to ask WTF? and to blast YouTube for allowing this content.

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