“I feel so sad watching my people being lynched and murdered each day” – Rihanna cries over the deliberate murder of George Floyd

Barbadian singer, songwriter, actress, and businesswoman, Robyn Rihanna Fenty has sorrowfully reacted to the death of George Floyd who was murdered egregiously by a racist police officer.

After news broke and videos went viral concerning how Derek Chauvin, a white police cop with all intents and purposes killed George Floyd, a black man on the street of Minneapolis, many have called for a listening ear to be given to Blacks across the globe.

Most celebrities and world activists who are of the Black lineage have criticized, lambasted and condemned the abominable act of the cop. The likes of Barack Obama, Lil Wayne, 50 Cent, etc have called for justice for George Floyd and his family.

The city of Minneapolis has been thrown into complete devastation as riots are being staged to drive home the need for the culprit to be brought to book.

On the back of that, Rihanna has taken to her Facebook page to speak about how she feels about the situation and what she demands of the authorities.

She wrote:

For the last few days, the magnitude of devastation, anger, sadness I’ve felt has been overwhelming to say the least! Watching my people get murdered and lynched day after day pushed me to a heavy place in my heart! To the point of staying away from socials, just to avoid hearing the blood curdling agony in George Floyd’s voice again, begging over and over for his life!!! The look of enticement, the pure joy and climax on the face of this bigot, murderer, thug, pig, bum, Derek Chauvin, haunts me!! I can’t shake this! I can’t get over an ambulance pulling up to an arrest, a paramedic checking a pulse without removing the very thing that’s hindering it! Is this that fucking normal??? If intentional MURDER is the fit consequence for “drugs” or “resisting arrest”….then what’s the fit consequence for MURDER???! #GeorgeFloyd #AhmaudArbery #BreonnaTaylor

Public protests have spread across all American States as the Blacks and other well-meaning American join calls as they seek for justice and an end to RACISM.