@ms.womanist3: My heart hurts for this country. This young man with so much promise. And for all the Haitians. Spread love. #springfieldohio #haiti

user342509961570 :

We put Americans in ankle monitors all the time.

Malea Malea :

thank you for speaking on Pierre. I can't imagine how he was feeling, as a child. That baby was a child. 🥲

catthefeminist :

Springfield is my hometown. I’m glad someone else is calling out this tragedy for what it is. Deeply rooted in racism. 😢😢😢

Kimberly :

💔😭 we are failing our children

Dave moto Nelson :

Let’s talk about the poor dude who was driving that truck what about him?

Ann :

Please Jesus help our City Springfield with our Haitian community!! My deepest condolences to his family 😭✝️🙏🏽💔

baby Maeva😍🥰🤩 family💎 :

jesslove708 :

Thank you. As a Springfield resident I’m and have been appalled how our Haitian community has been being treated. You speak facts!

Ballz :

He will never not be missed at roadhouse we love him and will always cherish his soul and anything and everything else we will never be the same without him rip Pierre ❤️❤️❤️

Connor 🤩 :

Period. We should ALLLLL be talking about Pierre

user6367907483707 :

How do we know that was the reason he took his life? He walked into traffic, do we know if it wasn't just a tragic accident?

sophhh :

hey girl:( you used to me and my sisters english teacher a few years back, thank you for speaking for my friend pierre. he was such a warm hearted, kind soul; he deserved so much more than what was thrown at him. thank you for speaking his name. JUSTICE FOR PIERRE!

zoe 🏳️‍🌈 :

this is the first time hearing about Pierre for me here in Dayton. unacceptable that ICE did that to him.

Calvin Butler :

Condolences to his family RIPOWER

Antee85 :

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 PIERRE!!! 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

Anya 🤍🤍 :

Thank you for spreading awareness justice for Pierre

🐈‍⬛🗝️ 𐋄𐌀𐌍𐌍𐌙 🗝️🐈‍⬛ :

justice for Pierre.

Amour ᥫ᭡ :

It hurts so much and I was so far shocked as a Haitian American, who just graduated in attending college now I feel so bad

Paige >ᴗ< :

Wow this is heartbreaking 🩷 prayers to everyone who knew him 🩷

lemonlime :

Thinking of you, his family, his community. Sincerely, a teacher in Cleveland.

ERB7 :

Standing in solidarity with you from Champaign Co. I am so sorry this happened.

Aiden🙂‍↕️ :

I miss him. He trained me at work.

Jocelyn Galindo :

Education begins at home, but it doesn’t end there. I’m not saying teachers are responsible for someone’s final decision, but they are part of the safety net. When bullying is happening at school, adults have a responsibility to notice it, take it seriously, and intervene. I grew up in Mexico believing that teachers were not just there to teach, but to care. They were authority figures, but they also acted like an extension of the family. They would fix a child’s torn clothes, help them if they came to school unkempt, and sometimes even buy food for a child who had nothing. Not because it was their job, but because they saw their students as human beings first. No education system is perfect, and parents have the greatest responsibility for raising their children. But schools also help shape the people our children become. Education is more than math, reading, and tests. It’s teaching empathy, respect, humanity, and the courage to stand up when someone is being mistreated. And yes, immigrants are part of America too. They work, study, raise families, build communities, and contribute every day. Those are American values too.

Melody :

He wasn’t gonna be a slave to the machine. So very sad! My love to him and his family. Yes, we NEED our diversity. It makes us better as a society.

Carla R :

So tragic my heart breaks for his family and his community.