MSNBC on Twitter: "A poem written by Antwon Rose was read at his funeral. Rose, a 17-year-old honor student, was fatally shot by a Pittsburgh police officer. Prosecutors say the officer was
Antwon Rose's mother wants everybody to hear this poem | PBS NewsHour
He said he never wanted his mother to feel the pain of burying a son. Then he was killed by police | CNN
Antwon Rose's poem about growing up black in America has taken on a life of its own | CNN
Antwon Rose II told friends he was getting out of Rankin. He never got the chance. | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The Last Word on Twitter: "We leave you tonight with Antwon Rose, Jr.'s poem. https://t.co/g1v2MrIoew" / Twitter
Unarmed black teen killed by cop wrote in 2016 poem: 'I want my mom to never feel that pain' - ABC News
Indy SURJ-Showing Up for Racial Justice Indianapolis, Indiana - Typed poem. Text says "Antwon Rose 5/16/2016. I AM NOT WHAT YOU THINK! I am confused and afraid. I wonder what path I
Mourners remember Antwon Rose Jr., Black teen killed by police | News | phillytrib.com
Antwon Rose's mother wants everybody to hear this poem | PBS NewsHour
Antwon Rose, Killed by a Police Officer, Is Remembered at Funeral as a 'Bright Light' - The New York Times
School district releases poem penned by unarmed boy, 17, who was gunned down by a police officer | Daily Mail Online
What Antwon Rose's Poetry Tells Us About Being Black in America | The New Yorker
I am confused and afraid': Teen killed by police describes violence in his community | TribLIVE.com
Unarmed black teen killed by cop wrote in 2016 poem: 'I want my mom to never feel that pain' - ABC News
A Year Later, Classmates Continue To Grapple With Death Of Antwon Rose | 90.5 WESA
East Pittsburgh Police Officer Charged With Homicide In Shooting Of Antwon Rose II : NPR
Billboard near Pittsburgh displays hate speech, Antwon Rose images | PhillyVoice
Antwon Rose, unarmed teen shot by police, laid to rest in Pennsylvania
Attorney: Antwon Rose's family will press for criminal charges; teen to be laid to rest Monday | Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Opinion | Why were they shooting at Antwon Rose? - The Washington Post
Teen shot dead by police wrote now-haunting poem about violence | 10tv.com
WPTS Radio - Antwon Rose II was a 17-year-old high school student, poet, son, and an important part of his community. On the day of June 18th, 2018, he encountered Officer Michael
The Philadelphia Tribune - "I am confused and afraid." The words of Antwon Rose emerge days after his death. Woodland Hills School District released a poem written by Antwon Rose. The 17-year-old
