Blood doesn’t vanish; it lingers. It stains pavement, memory, and the stories we tell ourselves to sleep at night. In Minneapolis, it came twice. Once in the blister of summer asphalt, once in the flash of a winter gun. An ICE agent steps back into the crosshairs, medals hidden, scars screaming. Officials claim justice. Cameras whisper someth… Continues…
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