The “Brown” The Media Wont’ Cover Because He Wasn’t Killed By A White Cop…Raekwon Juaquay Brown,17 Year Old Hero Sacrifices His Life To Save An Elderly WomanIf his name was Michael Brown if he robbed a local convenience store and roughed up the store manager if he tried to take a gun from the cop who confronted him and was killed by it in the struggle, the media might have covered it. But this was just an innocent 17 year old boy minding his own business when he was faced with the awful decision of whether to risk his own life and save the life of a total stranger or stand back and watch an elderly woman be killed. This hero chose to sacrifice his own life. If we lived in a world where real heroism is not celebrated because it s not controversial. In a good and decent world, Raekwon Juaquay Brown s name would be more of a household name than that of thug Michael Brown. But we live in a world where the Left celebrates victimhood and real or imagined, a good victim can always be used to prop up a cause. #RIP Raekwon Juaquay Brown you are a hero. Seventeen-year-old Raekwon Juaquay Brown sacrificed his life when he pushed an elderly woman out of the way of gunfire before he was slain in Wednesday s daylight shooting near Jeremiah E. Burke High School, the grief-stricken lady told the Herald just hours before a vigil honoring the young hero. He saved my life   I have a new life,  the woman, 67, said in Spanish yesterday while tears streamed down her face. He was only 17. I ve lived here 10 years, I ve never seen anything like this. There needs to be more police here,  she said, showing a wound to her right ankle, where police say she was grazed.The woman was one of four people struck by gunfire in the 1:15 p.m. ambush that left Brown, a Burke High junior, dead. Her name is being withheld by the Herald because she is a witness to the murder.She explained she was in an alley by a pizza shop when the shooting broke out. The teen, who was sitting down eating a hamburger, got up and pushed her to the side by a car, she claimed.Last night hundreds of people, including at least a dozen family members, crowded in front of the market on Washington Street less than a block from the school where Brown fell.Some men turned and walked away in tears while several women dabbed their eyes with tissues from a box that was being passed around. Brown s mother, Wanda Graddy, supported by several relatives, walked toward a memorial for her son, where she cried,  My boy, my boy. The Rev. William Dickerson of the Greater Love Tabernacle Church spoke first and called for the killer to step forward and for witnesses to name him. We pray that justice will come in the midst of this terrible reality,  Dickerson said.Family members said they hope that whoever pulled the trigger will surrender. Stop being cowards,  said Raekwon s older brother, John Brown.  Stand up like a man. Take your consequences. Beside him was the slain teen s godmother, Jacqueline Cane. I just want you to know, whoever did it, turn yourself in,  she said.  You re not going to sleep until you turn yourself in. That was a good guy here. This was my God-baby. Seventeen years old, you took his life. Turn yourself in or you will never rest. Mourners said another prayer and then hugged as they departed.Burke school staff also took time out from the day to recall Brown as a selfless teen. Raekwon was probably one of the most loving and caring students I have ever had in the Sophomore Academy,  said Cheryl Windle, leader for the academy.  He actually had this warmth about him that I really believe captures his true essence. He will truly be missed by all of us here at the Burke community. Lindsa McIntyre, headmaster of Burke, said students and staff will miss Brown dearly.  He came to us as a vibrant, struggling, middle school student, looking for fun and full of vim and vigor. But as he grew in his high school career, he became a metamorphosis for what a real Burke student looks like. Via: Boston Heraldpolitics
the brown the media wont cover because he wasn killed by a white juaquay year old hero sacrifices his life to save an elderly woman name michael brown robbed local convenience store roughly store manager tried take gun cop confronted killed struggle media might covered but innocent year old boy finding business faced awful decision whether risk life save life total stranger stand back watch elderly woman killed this hero chose sacrifice life if lived world real heroism celebrated controversial in good decent world raekwon juaquay brown name would household name thug michael brown but live world left celebrates victimhood real imagined good victim always used prop cause rip raekwon juaquay brown hero raekwon juaquay brown sacrificed life pushed elderly woman way gunfire slain wednesday daylight shooting near jeremiah burke high school lady told herald hours vigil honoring young hero he saved life i new life woman said spanish yesterday tears streamed face he i lived years i never seen anything like there needs police said showing wound right ankle police say woman one four people struck gunfire ambush left brown burke high junior dead her name withheld herald witness explained alley pizza shop shooting broke the teen sitting eating hamburger got pushed side car night hundreds people including least dozen family members crowded front market washington street less block school brown men turned walked away tears several women dubbed eyes tissues box passed around brown mother panda gray supported several relatives walked toward memorial son cried my boy boy the rev william dickerson greater love tabernacle church spoke first called killer step forward witnesses name we pray justice come midst terrible reality dickerson members said hope whoever pulled trigger surrender stop towards said raekwon older brother john brown stand like man take consequences beside slain teen godmother jacqueline cane i want know whoever turn said you going sleep turn that good guy this seventeen years old took life turn never rest mourners said another prayer rugged school staff also took time day recall brown selfless teen raekwon probably one loving caring students i ever sophomore academy said cheryl single leader academy he actually warmth i really believe captures true essence he truly missed us burke community linda mcintyre headmaster burke said students staff miss brown dearly he came us vibrant struggling middle school student looking fun full him vigor but grew high school career became metamorphosis real burke student looks like via boston heraldpolitics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: The “Brown” The Media Wont’ Cover Because He Wasn’t Killed By A White Cop…Raekwon Juaquay Brown,17 Year Old Hero Sacrifices His Life To Save An Elderly WomanIf his name was Michael Brown if he robbed a local convenience store and roughed up the store manager if he tried to take a gun from the cop who confronted him and was killed by it in the struggle, the media might have covered it. But this was just an innocent 17 year old boy minding his own business when he was faced with the awful decision of whether to risk his own life and save the life of a total stranger or stand back and watch an elderly woman be killed. This hero chose to sacrifice his own life. If we lived in a world where real heroism is not celebrated because it s not controversial. In a good and decent world, Raekwon Juaquay Brown s name would be more of a household name than that of thug Michael Brown. But we live in a world where the Left celebrates victimhood and real or imagined, a good victim can always be used to prop up a cause. #RIP Raekwon Juaquay Brown you are a hero. Seventeen-year-old Raekwon Juaquay Brown sacrificed his life when he pushed an elderly woman out of the way of gunfire before he was slain in Wednesday s daylight shooting near Jeremiah E. Burke High School, the grief-stricken lady told the Herald just hours before a vigil honoring the young hero. He saved my life   I have a new life,  the woman, 67, said in Spanish yesterday while tears streamed down her face. He was only 17. I ve lived here 10 years, I ve never seen anything like this. There needs to be more police here,  she said, showing a wound to her right ankle, where police say she was grazed.The woman was one of four people struck by gunfire in the 1:15 p.m. ambush that left Brown, a Burke High junior, dead. Her name is being withheld by the Herald because she is a witness to the murder.She explained she was in an alley by a pizza shop when the shooting broke out. The teen, who was sitting down eating a hamburger, got up and pushed her to the side by a car, she claimed.Last night hundreds of people, including at least a dozen family members, crowded in front of the market on Washington Street less than a block from the school where Brown fell.Some men turned and walked away in tears while several women dabbed their eyes with tissues from a box that was being passed around. Brown s mother, Wanda Graddy, supported by several relatives, walked toward a memorial for her son, where she cried,  My boy, my boy. The Rev. William Dickerson of the Greater Love Tabernacle Church spoke first and called for the killer to step forward and for witnesses to name him. We pray that justice will come in the midst of this terrible reality,  Dickerson said.Family members said they hope that whoever pulled the trigger will surrender. Stop being cowards,  said Raekwon s older brother, John Brown.  Stand up like a man. Take your consequences. Beside him was the slain teen s godmother, Jacqueline Cane. I just want you to know, whoever did it, turn yourself in,  she said.  You re not going to sleep until you turn yourself in. That was a good guy here. This was my God-baby. Seventeen years old, you took his life. Turn yourself in or you will never rest. Mourners said another prayer and then hugged as they departed.Burke school staff also took time out from the day to recall Brown as a selfless teen. Raekwon was probably one of the most loving and caring students I have ever had in the Sophomore Academy,  said Cheryl Windle, leader for the academy.  He actually had this warmth about him that I really believe captures his true essence. He will truly be missed by all of us here at the Burke community. Lindsa McIntyre, headmaster of Burke, said students and staff will miss Brown dearly.  He came to us as a vibrant, struggling, middle school student, looking for fun and full of vim and vigor. But as he grew in his high school career, he became a metamorphosis for what a real Burke student looks like. Via: Boston Heraldpolitics
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: the brown the media wont cover because he wasn killed by a white juaquay year old hero sacrifices his life to save an elderly woman name michael brown robbed local convenience store roughly store manager tried take gun cop confronted killed struggle media might covered but innocent year old boy finding business faced awful decision whether risk life save life total stranger stand back watch elderly woman killed this hero chose sacrifice life if lived world real heroism celebrated controversial in good decent world raekwon juaquay brown name would household name thug michael brown but live world left celebrates victimhood real imagined good victim always used prop cause rip raekwon juaquay brown hero raekwon juaquay brown sacrificed life pushed elderly woman way gunfire slain wednesday daylight shooting near jeremiah burke high school lady told herald hours vigil honoring young hero he saved life i new life woman said spanish yesterday tears streamed face he i lived years i never seen anything like there needs police said showing wound right ankle police say woman one four people struck gunfire ambush left brown burke high junior dead her name withheld herald witness explained alley pizza shop shooting broke the teen sitting eating hamburger got pushed side car night hundreds people including least dozen family members crowded front market washington street less block school brown men turned walked away tears several women dubbed eyes tissues box passed around brown mother panda gray supported several relatives walked toward memorial son cried my boy boy the rev william dickerson greater love tabernacle church spoke first called killer step forward witnesses name we pray justice come midst terrible reality dickerson members said hope whoever pulled trigger surrender stop towards said raekwon older brother john brown stand like man take consequences beside slain teen godmother jacqueline cane i want know whoever turn said you going sleep turn that good guy this seventeen years old took life turn never rest mourners said another prayer rugged school staff also took time day recall brown selfless teen raekwon probably one loving caring students i ever sophomore academy said cheryl single leader academy he actually warmth i really believe captures true essence he truly missed us burke community linda mcintyre headmaster burke said students staff miss brown dearly he came us vibrant struggling middle school student looking fun full him vigor but grew high school career became metamorphosis real burke student looks like via boston heraldpolitics