Phaedra Parks shared a really emotional message on her social media account in order to raise awareness about the case of Atatiana Jefferson. Check out her message and photos that she shared on her IG account.
‘Today marks the #anniversary of #AtatianaJefferson tragic #murder following her #neighbor requesting a #wellness call. She was a #college #graduate with #dreams of becoming a physician. Those dreams were shattered when an #unannounced #police officer entered her property through a back gate and shot her through her bedroom window as she played video games with her 7-year-old nephew Zion,’ Cynthia began her message.
She continued and said: ‘She was #unarmed, she was lawfully inside of her home, she was babysitting, she was #innocent. She did not deserve to die like that 😢 , and no child should ever have this as their last memory of their loved one. She had two sisters Amber & Ashley, a brother Adarius and a mother that adored her. 🙏🏾 #sayhername #AtatianaJefferson #pullupfortay 👸🏽❣️✊🏾 Thank you @leemerrittesq for always allowing me to #pullup 👑 @atatiana_project 🔱.’
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Someone posted this: ‘These types of stories are horrible.’
Another follower said: ‘yes our black sister, represent!!! She had a family, and they will grieve her for the rest of their lives🙏🏿. I love you because from your RHOA days to now, you have always been about helping the black community.’
Someone else posted: ‘Gone but NEVER forgotten! #SayHerName #atatianajefferson ❤️ #BLM.’
A commenter posted this message: ‘Saw her beautiful picture today at the Say Their Names Memorial in Houston. She was beautiful. It will be in ATL after Houston.’
One follower said: ‘First time hearing of this… when will this stop💔.. thank you for sharing to those that weren’t aware,’ and someone else noted: ‘You’re my Big Sis… 🏃🏾♀️🏃🏾♀️🏃🏾♀️Showing my daughter. This is what little 👧🏾 need to see.🏆❤️ you.’
In other news, Phaedra Parks shared a photo on her social media account that has fans praising her. People are calling her ‘queen.’