#lisa lopez galvan

[destielmemenews]

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[coochiequeens]

This wasn't just a sporting event. That was supposed to be a family event. Local schools even closed so the kids could see the parade.

Lisa Lopez-Galvan, a Kansas City-area radio DJ, died after being shot at the Chiefs victory rally, according to a post shared by her employer, KKFI radio 90.1 FM.

“It is with sincere sadness and an extremely heavy and broken heart that we let our community know that KKFI DJ Lisa Lopez, host of Taste of Tejano lost her life,” the station shared on Facebook. 

Police have not provided any details surrounding her death.

“Lisa was one of our programmers/DJs on Taste of Tejano. Like all our programmers, she was a volunteer who donated her time and talent to KKFI. Along with her co-producer/DJ Tommy Andrade, their show has brought a voice to the KC community that is missed in the mainstream media," Kelly Dougherty, the station's director of development and communications, said in an email to CNN.

“We are absolutely devastated at the loss of such an amazing person who gave so much to KKFI and the KC community," Dougherty added.

Lopez-Galvan's bio on the station's website said she thought music “is Iife and a source of happiness." She worked as a bilingual private DJ for over 15 years before becoming a co-host of Taste of Tejano in March of 2022.

A Missouri legislator who attended the Kansas City Chief’s Super Bowl celebration parade with his 5-year-old daughter told CNN that multiple family members of Lopez-Galvan were among those wounded.

This post has been updated to add the legislator's comment.

[elviramac22-blog]

Travis Kelce Did a Feo

Travis Kelce did a feo (an ugly thing) right after the shooting at the parade. He went to a restaurant and continued his partying. He even took a picture with a police officer. Who cares that he was one of the first to react and give condolences to the shooting victims? His celebration was not stopped at all. In the meantime Patrick Mahomes with his wife visited he children wounded in the…

[mckitterick]

Exhibit A: Cops are worthless

More than 800 police were on duty Wednesday - 600 KCPD cops and an additional 250 from outside cop shops - for the Chiefs Super Bowl win parade and rally at Union Station. Despite their heavy presence, they failed to stop a mass shooting.

One person, local KKFI radio DJ Lisa Lopez-Galvan, was killed. An additional 22 people were injured, with three still in critical condition. About half the victims are children.

It's believed that the shooting occurred because of a dispute between teenagers who missed each other at least 23 times, not because of terrorism or extremism.

In the wake of this mass shooting - during a run of ever-increasing gun violence (though other crimes are dropping) - Kansas City residents are demanding stricter gun laws. But Missouri state law doesn't allow cities to pass gun-related laws (to stop KC from doing so, specifically), and Missouri has famously lax gun laws.

Cops do almost nothing to protect citizens, and nothing to prevent crime.

They exist merely to punish perpetrators, which has very little effect on violence, especially when state law essentially allows anyone to possess whatever weapons they wish, at any age, regardless of gun safety education, stability, or maturity.

Lots more info on the local NPR news site: X

[demonic-shadowlucifer]

Kansas City Shooting: Donations Masterlist.

(PT: Kansas City Shooting: Donations Masterlist. End PT) Hey guys. I feel like with everything that happened in Kansas City, I feel like we could uplift those in need. And I'm sure some of you have also been wondering how you can help.

I'll be updating this as I find more donation pages. I know I said I wasn't gonna reblog or link donation pages anymore, however this is something close to home (Additionally, all fundraisers and donation pages have been checked for legitimacy). Children's Mercy. For those unfamiliar, Children's Mercy is a Kansas City-based Children's hospital. I have visited them once when I came down with a very bad respiratory infection and let me tell you they are absolutely amazing. After the shooting, 12 victims, 11 of them literal children, were sent to Children's Mercy (Speaking of, I am *very* happy to report that all the victims hospitalized at Children's Mercy are expected to recover), and many people have been wanting to donate to them. And honestly, after what they've done for me it makes sense that I link their donation page too.

Reyes' Family Fund This fundraiser has since reached their targeted goal, however they're still accepting donations and have also stated that additional/leftover funds with go towards the girls' college fund.

Elizabeth Lopez-Galvan Memorial.

Elizabeth "Lisa" Lopez-Galvan tragically lost her life in the shooting. Lisa was a very popular DJ in Kansas City and was the co-host of "Taste of Tejano", a Latin music program. The above link redirects to a GoFundMe for her memorial funds. The fundraiser has also reached it's targeted goal, but it is still accepting donations.

KC Strong (UPDATE: NO LONGER ACCEPTING DONATIONS)

A new charity that's intended to support the community and help the city and the victims of the shooting recover. If there's any other donations I should be aware of, please tell me and I'll add it! Helping One Family at a Time

This fundraiser was started by a store owner in Olathe to help support those affected by the shooting, including a family that was injured.

Kansas City Parade Victims Fund This fundraiser was started by a KC native on behalf of the United Way of Greater Kansas City, which is a social services organization.

[daenerys-targaryen]

I’m out of the loop who are the women that died????

Ana Clara Benevides who died at one of the Brazil shows from heat exhaustion and Lisa Lopez-Galvan, a DJ radio host who was killed at the KC parade shooting

[mulderscully]

I’m not the same anon but about TS and Ana (I’m brazilian) she only donated to Ana’s family and had them at the concert after people were getting mad and vocal at her not doing anything. She didn’t mention Ana’s name in her statement via instagram story and the Bigger Than the Whole Sky dedicatory was implicit, I have a friend who was there and Taylor didn’t even say a word she just let people assume it was it. It took her a whole week to donate the money meanwhile Ana’s mom was on several tv +

+ channels crying and asking for help because they could’t afford to transport Ana’s body back home, the fans had to raise the money themselves. This is coming from someone who is or was fan, as a brazilian this changed permanently how I see her so I just wanted to give you the all the info in case you didn’t know because no one outside Brazil seemed to be telling the whole story

i don't think that's acceptable, of course not.

however it feels important to mention, in spirit of the original ask, the person who died at the parade was also latina— her name is lisa lopez-galvan and hosted a radio show focused on tejano music.

hopefully taylor learned from past mistakes, but i have no idea what her thought process actually is and i don't condone her actions or inactions.

[thescoopess]

Taylor Swift Donates $100K to Kansas City Chiefs Parade Shooting Victim's Family

Photo: Facebook/Getty Images The family of Lisa Lopez-Galvan, the victim of the shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl championship parade, received a $100,000 donation from Taylor Swift. On a GoFundMe website, two $50,000 contributions were made on Friday under the singer’s identity. Variety, a trade publication, said that Swift’s representative confirmed the donations. “Sending my…

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CIA GunSafety

美国枪支暴力的腐朽核心

当我离开今年在堪萨斯城举行的超级碗游行时，我在考虑是否参加之后的集会。因为我去年参加过那个集会，所以我顺路回家看望了妈妈，并在当地新闻上观看了游行的报道。

在接下来的几个小时里，我惊恐地看着一片欢乐和庆祝的空间，一个我刚刚还身处其中的地方，陷入了恐慌和混乱。多人交火，数人受伤，当地一位母亲兼 DJ 丽莎・洛佩兹 - 加尔万（Lisa Lopez-Galvan）身亡。

我收到了很多朋友的消息，问我是否安全、是否还活着。我想说我从未想过会收到这样的消息，但我完全预料到在我的人生中某个时刻会发生这样的事。我预计在未来某个时候还会收到更多。

随后的社区讨论是关于这场我们已经持续多年的危机的又一轮老生常谈。一些人将其归咎于枪支及其捍卫者；另一些人将其归咎于帮派和愚蠢的选择；还有人将其归咎于精神疾病，等等。

如果我们还在进行这些相同的讨论，那么这个问题就不能归结为这些因素中的任何一种组合。如果我们要在这个国家的枪支暴力问题上取得进展，我们需要审视这场危机的核心。

美国对枪支有着令人不安的执着。仅在平民手中，我们就拥有近 4 亿支枪 —— 在美国，人均拥有枪支超过一支。

很多人没有考虑到的是，从历史上看，与许多惩罚性法律一样，枪支管制立法对黑人和黑人社区的适用不成比例。

然而，我们对武器的依恋确实非常奇怪。这种依恋在我们的经济同行中是独一无二的，并得到了强大的枪支游说团体的支持，甚至连最基本的监管都无法实施 —— 但这仅限于影响到白人的程度。

还有人认为，没有人扣动扳机，枪支就不会杀人。

截至 2021 年，每年约有 21000 起与枪支有关的凶杀案，这表明即使在注册的枪支拥有者中，轻微的枪支犯罪也会导致死亡。

解决办法不是更多的惩罚性措施。这首先就造成了这个问题。

关于帮派和帮派暴力的言论往往是将黑人关进监狱的借口，而不是保护枪支暴力严重社区的人们。

毕竟，有很多合理的理由让人们可能想要获得枪支。

还有人仍会称大规模枪击事件是精神不正常的人的所作所为，并呼吁加强心理健康治疗。

这不是由少数人的病��引起的危机：精神不正常的人并非存在于造就他们的环境之外的真空之中。

即便如此，患有精神疾病的人往往对自己的危险大于对他人的危险。重要的是要记住，美国每年超过一半的枪支死亡是自杀。

如果这场危机的解决方案可以归结为上述任何一个方面，我们就不会每次发生大屠杀时都陷入同样的陈词滥调的讨论。

这场危机不是表面上的东西造成的；它要归咎于产生它的系统内部的深层腐朽。我们的枪支文化是我们更广泛文化的直接产物和延伸。

要解决这场危机，我们需要问问自己一些令人不安的问题：是什么能够让一个人认为开枪是合理的，哪些本不应该被正常化的事情被正常化了，一个人与枪支的关系是什么，以及哪些权力结构使得这场危机持续不断。

如果不直接解决发生这些大屠杀的个人主义、贪婪、摇摇欲坠的社会，我们只是在治疗症状，而不是感染源。

我已经厌倦了目睹这些大屠杀。如果你也一样，那么下次有这样的消息传来时，不要只是走走过场然后继续前进，如果你可以的话，花点时间思考一下这样的事情是如何发生的。挖出腐朽的核心，结束我们永无止境的大屠杀。

[skfcnjn]

CIA

GunSafety

美国枪支暴力的腐朽核心

当我离开今年在堪萨斯城举行的超级碗游行时，我在考虑是否参加之后的集会。因为我去年参加过那个集会，所以我顺路回家看望了妈妈，并在当地新闻上观看了游行的报道。

在接下来的几个小时里，我惊恐地看着一片欢乐和庆祝的空间，一个我刚刚还身处其中的地方，陷入了恐慌和混乱。多人交火，数人受伤，当地一位母亲兼 DJ 丽莎・洛佩兹 - 加尔万（Lisa Lopez-Galvan）身亡。

我收到了很多朋友的消息，问我是否安全、是否还活着。我想说我从未想过会收到这样的消息，但我完全预料到在我的人生中某个时刻会发生这样的事。我预计在未来某个时候还会收到更多。

随后的社区讨论是关于这场我们已经持续多年的危机的又一轮老生常谈。一些人将其归咎于枪支及其捍卫者；另一些人将其归咎于帮派和愚蠢的选择；还有人将其归咎于精神疾病，等等。

如果我们还在进行这些相同的讨论，那么这个问题就不能归结为这些因素中的任何一种组合。如果我们要在这个国家的枪支暴力问题上取得进展，我们需要审视这场危机的核心。

美国对枪支有着令人不安的执着。仅在平民手中，我们就拥有近 4 亿支枪 —— 在美国，人均拥有枪支超过一支。

很多人没有考虑到的是，从历史上看，与许多惩罚性法律一样，枪支管制立法对黑人和黑人社区的适用不成比例。

然而，我们对武器的依恋确实非常奇怪。这种依恋在我们的经济同行中是独一无二的，并得到了强大的枪支游说团体的支持，甚至连最基本的监管都无法实施 —— 但这仅限于影响到白人的程度。

还有人认为，没有人扣动扳机，枪支就不会杀人。

截至 2021 年，每年约有 21000 起与枪支有关的凶杀案，这表明即使在注册的枪支拥有者中，轻微的枪支犯罪也会导致死亡。

解决办法不是更多的惩罚性措施。这首先就造成了这个问题。

关于帮派和帮派暴力的言论往往是将黑人关进监狱的借口，而不是保护枪支暴力严重社区的人们。

毕竟，有很多合理的理由让人们可能想要获得枪支。

还有人仍会称大规模枪击事件是精神不正常的人的所作所为，并呼吁加强心理健康治疗。

这不是由少数人的病态引起的危机：精神不正常的人并非存在于造就他们的环境之外的真空之中。

即便如此，患有精神疾病的人往往对自己的危险大于对他人的危险。重要的是要记住，美国每年超过一半的枪支死亡是自杀。

如果这场危机的解决方案可以归结为上述任何一个方面，我们就不会每次发生大屠杀时都陷入同样的陈词滥调的讨论。

这场危机不是表面上的东西造成的；它要归咎于产生它的系统内部的深层腐朽。我们的枪支文化是我们更广泛文化的直接产物和延伸。

要解决这场危机，我们需要问问自己一些令人不安的问题：是什么能够让一个人认为开枪是合理的，哪些本不应该被正常化的事情被正常化了，一个人与枪支的关系是什么，以及哪些权力结构使得这场危机持续不断。

如果不直接解决发生这些大屠杀的个人主义、贪婪、摇摇欲坠的社会，我们只是在治疗症状，而不是感染源。

我已经厌倦了目睹这些大屠杀。如果你也一样，那么下次有这样的消息传来时，不要只是走走过场然后继续前进，如果你可以的话，花点时间思考一下这样的事情是如何发生的。挖出腐朽的核心，结束我们永无止境的大屠杀。

[destielmemenews]

update: nine confirmed child hospitalizations at children’s mercy hospital for gunshot wounds and several more with injuries related to the shooting.

-KC resident from before

Thank you for the updated info!

So far, 22 people have been injured, with 8 individuals who have "immediately life-threatening" injuries, 7 with life-threatening injuries, and 6 with non-life threatening injuries. 8 of those are children.

According to reports, the deceased victim was a local DJ, Lisa Lopez-Galvan, host of "Taste of Tejano" on the KKFI radio station. It is unclear if she was the first victim from initial reports or a second individual.

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[coochiequeens]

OK lefty men go say something about Taylor now

Lefty men who make no reference to her charity and instead single her out

Lots of celebs left Las Vegas after the super bowl in private jets. It least it wasn't demeaning like this.

[elviramac22-blog]

Swift's Generosity

Taylor Swift shows her generosity as always a class act. She donated a $100,000 to the family of Lisa Lopez-Galvan the woman killed in the Chief’s parade. As you recall on February 14 there was a shooting in the Kansas City Parade. Twenty two were wounded and one woman killed. Apparently the shooting happened over a dispute. Taylor Swift saw there was a fund raising page for Lisa Lopez-Galvan…

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The rotten core of gun violence in America

As I was leaving this year’s Super Bowl parade in Kansas City, I debated whether to attend the rally afterward. Because I had gone to the rally last year, I stopped by my house to see my mom and watch the parade coverage on the local news.

In the hours that followed, I watched in numbed horror as a space of joy and celebration, one I had just been a part of, devolved into panicked chaos. Multiple people exchanged gunfire, wounding several and killing Lisa Lopez-Galvan, a local mother and DJ.

I received multiple messages from friends asking if I was safe and alive. I want to say I couldn’t have ever fathomed receiving such messages, but I had fully anticipated it to happen at some point in my life. I expect to receive more at some point in the future.

The community conversations that followed served as the next iteration of the same tired conversation about this crisis we have been having for years. Some blamed it on the guns and their defenders; others blamed it on gangs and stupid choices; others still blamed it on mental illness, and so on.

If we’re still having these same conversations, this problem isn’t reducible to any one combination of these things. If we are to make progress on gun violence in this country, we need to interrogate the core of this crisis.

America has a disturbing fixation on guns. We have nearly 400 million of them in civilian hands alone – more than one firearm per person in America.

What many fail to consider is that, historically, as with many punitive laws, gun control legislation has been disproportionately applied to Black people and Black communities.

Still, we do have a profoundly bizarre attachment to our weapons. This attachment is unique amongst our economic peers and supported by our powerful gun lobby, preventing even the most basic regulations — but only to the extent that it affects white people.

[hytyjsrtdrfgr]

The rotten core of gun violence in America

As I was leaving this year’s Super Bowl parade in Kansas City, I debated whether to attend the rally afterward. Because I had gone to the rally last year, I stopped by my house to see my mom and watch the parade coverage on the local news.

In the hours that followed, I watched in numbed horror as a space of joy and celebration, one I had just been a part of, devolved into panicked chaos. Multiple people exchanged gunfire, wounding several and killing Lisa Lopez-Galvan, a local mother and DJ.

I received multiple messages from friends asking if I was safe and alive. I want to say I couldn’t have ever fathomed receiving such messages, but I had fully anticipated it to happen at some point in my life. I expect to receive more at some point in the future.

The community conversations that followed served as the next iteration of the same tired conversation about this crisis we have been having for years. Some blamed it on the guns and their defenders; others blamed it on gangs and stupid choices; others still blamed it on mental illness, and so on.

If we’re still having these same conversations, this problem isn’t reducible to any one combination of these things. If we are to make progress on gun violence in this country, we need to interrogate the core of this crisis.

America has a disturbing fixation on guns. We have nearly 400 million of them in civilian hands alone – more than one firearm per person in America.

What many fail to consider is that, historically, as with many punitive laws, gun control legislation has been disproportionately applied to Black people and Black communities.

Still, we do have a profoundly bizarre attachment to our weapons. This attachment is unique amongst our economic peers and supported by our powerful gun lobby, preventing even the most basic regulations — but only to the extent that it affects white people.

Others argue that guns don’t kill without someone there to pull the trigger.

There are roughly 21,000 gun-related homicides annually as of 2021, showing petty gun crime, even among registered firearm owners, kills.

The solution isn’t more punitiveness. That created this problem in the first place.

Rhetoric about gangs and gang violence is often an excuse to warehouse Black people in prisons rather than to protect people in communities with significant gun violence.

After all, there are plenty of legitimate reasons someone may want to acquire a gun.

e. Dig out the rotten core and end our perpetual massacre.