Detroit Lions player Reggie Bush on Tuesday compared the shooting death of unarmed teenager Michael Brown to Palestine on social media. The running back posted on his Instagram account a photo of a man holding a sign with the message: 'The Palestinian People know what mean to be shot while unarmed because of your ethnicity. #Ferguson #Justice.' The sign suggested that unarmed Palestinians were being shot by Israel. Scroll down for video . Reggie Bush posted this picture on his Instagram on Tuesday drawing comparisons between the Palestinian people and the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri . Detroit Lions' running back Reggie Bush drew comparisons between Michael Brown's shooting death by a Ferguson cop and the plight of the Palestinians on Instagram . The 29-year-old NFL star then wrote his own caption below: 'No matter who you are, what color skin you have, where you live, we are all in this together! This isn't a Ferguson problem it's a Global Problem! We need change NOW! What happened to humanity? #JusticeForMikeBrown.' Bush, who dated reality star Kim Kardashian from 2007 to 2009, made the comment late on Monday. It was liked by more than 14,000 of his followers on Instagram. Bush was also outspoken on Twitter, earlier posting: 'I guess we shouldn't be surprised anymore when stuff like this happens! #JusticeForMikeBrown.' He wasn't the only sports star to offer opinions on social media following the announcement on Monday from the St Louis County prosecutor that Officer Darren Wilson would not be indicted for the fatal shooting of unarmed black teenager, Michael Brown, in August. Basketball legend LeBron James used social media to express his remorse for the family of dead teenager Michael Brown and the looting that followed. The NFL star's remark was liked by 14,000 of his followers on Instagram after he posted the picture early on Tuesday . Reggie Bush had earlier posted this remark on Twitter following the grand jury announcement . Reggie Bush (left) and reality TV star Kim Kardashian pictured together in Las Vegas. The couple dated from 2007 until 2009 . ‘As a society how do we do better and stop things like this happening time after time,’ he tweeted. ‘Violence is not the answer people. Retaliation isn't the solution as well.’ He joined scores of other celebrities who vented their anger about the situation on Twitter and called for peaceful protests in the fight for justice. James' also tweeted a photo of a drawing depicting Michael Brown and Trayvon Martin, who was shot by George Zimmerman in Florida in 2012, arm-in-arm. Magic Johnson also spoke out to express his disappointment with the situation in Ferguson. 'We must work together to stop the unnecessary loss of young men of color. Justice was not served in Ferguson,' he tweeted. Serena Williams also tweeted her shock. 'Wow. Just wow. Shameful. What will it take???,' she said. Within minutes of Monday’s Ferguson verdict, basketball legend LeBron James used social media to express his remorse for the family of dead teenager Michael Brown and the looting that followed . Producer and performer Pharrell Williams said: 'I'm heartbroken over the news of no indictment in Ferguson. Let's all pray for peace.' Comedian Nick Cannon tweeted: 'No need for the gas, we already had tears', while will.i.am wrote: 'I just found about the verdict... I feel sick to my stomach...I'm angry and confused...I feel betrayed... America is lost'. Pop star Katy Perry was one of the first celebrities to tweet her reaction to the news, saying: 'Sending my prayers to Ferguson & praying for an equal America.' Girls creator Lena Dunham added: 'All my love is with the family of Michael Brown. I applaud their strength and courage, mourn their loss, pray they see justice and change.' Gabrielle Union shared: 'Heavy heart, angry soul... we matter. ALL our lives matter. Hear us, feel us, respect us... ALL' Producer and performer Pharrell Williams said he was 'heartbroken' at the verdict . Reaction: Katy Perry tweeted to her millions of followers on Monday .
The NFL star posted on his Instagram account a photo of a man holding a sign with the message: 'The Palestinian People know what mean to be shot while unarmed because of your ethnicity. #Ferguson #Justice'
Bush wrote: 'No matter who you are, what color skin you have, where you live, we are all in this together!'
He joined stars including LeBron James, who tweeted: 'As a society how do we do better and stop things like this happening time after time'
Detroit Lions player Reggie Bush on Tuesday compared the shooting death of unarmed teenager Michael Brown to Palestine on social media. The running back posted on his Instagram account a photo of a man holding a sign with the message: 'The Palestinian People know what mean to be shot while unarmed because of your ethnicity. #Ferguson #Justice.' The sign suggested that unarmed Palestinians were being shot by Israel. Scroll down for video . Reggie Bush posted this picture on his Instagram on Tuesday drawing comparisons between the Palestinian people and the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri . Detroit Lions' running back Reggie Bush drew comparisons between Michael Brown's shooting death by a Ferguson cop and the plight of the Palestinians on Instagram . The 29-year-old NFL star then wrote his own caption below: 'No matter who you are, what color skin you have, where you live, we are all in this together! This isn't a Ferguson problem it's a Global Problem! We need change NOW! What happened to humanity? #JusticeForMikeBrown.' Bush, who dated reality star Kim Kardashian from 2007 to 2009, made the comment late on Monday. It was liked by more than 14,000 of his followers on Instagram. Bush was also outspoken on Twitter, earlier posting: 'I guess we shouldn't be surprised anymore when stuff like this happens! #JusticeForMikeBrown.' He wasn't the only sports star to offer opinions on social media following the announcement on Monday from the St Louis County prosecutor that Officer Darren Wilson would not be indicted for the fatal shooting of unarmed black teenager, Michael Brown, in August. Basketball legend LeBron James used social media to express his remorse for the family of dead teenager Michael Brown and the looting that followed. The NFL star's remark was liked by 14,000 of his followers on Instagram after he posted the picture early on Tuesday . Reggie Bush had earlier posted this remark on Twitter following the grand jury announcement . Reggie Bush (left) and reality TV star Kim Kardashian pictured together in Las Vegas. The couple dated from 2007 until 2009 . ‘As a society how do we do better and stop things like this happening time after time,’ he tweeted. ‘Violence is not the answer people. Retaliation isn't the solution as well.’ He joined scores of other celebrities who vented their anger about the situation on Twitter and called for peaceful protests in the fight for justice. James' also tweeted a photo of a drawing depicting Michael Brown and Trayvon Martin, who was shot by George Zimmerman in Florida in 2012, arm-in-arm. Magic Johnson also spoke out to express his disappointment with the situation in Ferguson. 'We must work together to stop the unnecessary loss of young men of color. Justice was not served in Ferguson,' he tweeted. Serena Williams also tweeted her shock. 'Wow. Just wow. Shameful. What will it take???,' she said. Within minutes of Monday’s Ferguson verdict, basketball legend LeBron James used social media to express his remorse for the family of dead teenager Michael Brown and the looting that followed . Producer and performer Pharrell Williams said: 'I'm heartbroken over the news of no indictment in Ferguson. Let's all pray for peace.' Comedian Nick Cannon tweeted: 'No need for the gas, we already had tears', while will.i.am wrote: 'I just found about the verdict... I feel sick to my stomach...I'm angry and confused...I feel betrayed... America is lost'. Pop star Katy Perry was one of the first celebrities to tweet her reaction to the news, saying: 'Sending my prayers to Ferguson & praying for an equal America.' Girls creator Lena Dunham added: 'All my love is with the family of Michael Brown. I applaud their strength and courage, mourn their loss, pray they see justice and change.' Gabrielle Union shared: 'Heavy heart, angry soul... we matter. ALL our lives matter. Hear us, feel us, respect us... ALL' Producer and performer Pharrell Williams said he was 'heartbroken' at the verdict . Reaction: Katy Perry tweeted to her millions of followers on Monday .
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