The Silent War Against Black Women in America: A Mother’s Cry for Justice By: Minister Crystal Lashelle Lax

The Silent War Against Black Women in America: A Mother’s Cry for Justice

Over ten years of secret society bandwagon followers harassment group against Crystal Lashelle Lax and her family. loss of my murdered. Don't turn into emphasizing with my loss. it goes back to childish, CATTY petty, body shaming a 58 years, heart and kidney failure older black woman body.

My son murdered got to turn into a cruel evil crowd of people attacking his mother outside of the Days Inn on Bradbury Indianapolis, Indiana.

want people to hate my fat ass body to be focused on than helping a grieving family with their loss of a murdered love one.

The attempt to change the narrative of normal grieving process of a mother into their social media manipulation control of the environment and atmosphere of my family living surroundings

Target for the group to repeatedly speak evil words of how much of a fat ass the murdered victim mother is.

Shows forth cold hearted Cyberspace participate in murdering black people. No matter how nice, kind, compassionate hearted Iam.

This group don't want peace with attacking me and my family.

Now They've encouraged murdering someone for entertainment my son.When is ENOUGH IS ENERGY

ENCOURAGING THEIR FOLLOWERS TO ATTACK AND MURDER THESE BLACK FAMILY MEMBERS

Now the group has gotten out of control my son Antoine Jermaine Lax was murdered on September 04 2025 in Houston texas at the InTown Suites 12010 Kuykendahl Rd Houston Texas

The Corporate department never offer to refund the money he spend paid them for the whole month of September

They still have my murdered son property in their possession. saying they can't pay little shipping fee to get my son property to his mother the Estate Representative of all Antoine Jermaine Lax property all affairs.

I Crystal Lashelle Lax couldnt bury my son With a physical Memorial Service as a mother. Because this self centered, all about their thirst to be apart of harassing a murdered man mom outside her living space in hotel room.

Attempt to cruelly manipulate the environment and atmosphere I live around. Shouting evil hate word of "her fat ass to the crowd"

Dont feel sorry for her fat ass losing her son" who care how her 58 year fat ass feel as a mom losing her son to a murder" don't support these people GOFUNDME or with any money for them not to have a physical descent memorial for her murdered son Antoine Jermaine Lax".

Don't feel for this big fat ass bitch" this group being blocking income or heritage that is due to me

For too long, Black women across the United States have faced a hidden kind of warfare not one fought with visible weapons,

but through psychological, social, and digital attacks meant to destroy our peace, dignity, and safety.

As a Black woman, a mother, and a minister,

I have witnessed and personally endured 10 years of organized harassment and targeted emotional abuse.

There are systems — both online and in communities —that quietly work

to silence and isolate Black women who speak truth, lead, or simply exist with pride. What’s worse, when tragedy strikes in our families, the murdered of my son Antoine Jermaine Lax on September 04 2025 our grief is not respected.

The world often treats a Black mother’s pain as less sacred, her voice less worthy of empathy.

We are watched, mocked, and blamed instead of supported and comforted. This is not just about one incident.

It’s about an ongoing effort to suppress Black women’s influence,

disrupt our families, and keep us disconnected

from the resources and love we deserve.

It is about racism evolving into new forms of control

psychological, digital, and spiritual.

I know this pain deeply.

I lost my beloved son, and in my mourning, I have faced not compassion, but hostility.

I have endured people trying to destroy my character, isolate me, and block my access to justice and healing.

Deprived of my rights to be left alone. private, peaceful life

This is the modern face of racial and gender oppression an attempt to erase the strength of Black motherhood. But I refuse to be silent.

I speak today not only for myself, but for every Black woman who has ever been made to feel unsafe, unwanted, or unheard. Our voices matter.

Our pain is real. And our stories deserve truth, not distortion.

If you have experienced cyberbullying, organized harassment, or systemic abuse know that you are not alone.

We must document, connect, and protect one another.

Reach out to Black women’s advocacy organizations, mental health services, and legal aid programs that understand racial trauma.

Together, we can shine light on the systems that target us and reclaim the safety that belongs to every woman — especially the Black mother.

By Crystal Lashelle Lax

Mother. Minister. Survivor. Advocate for justice.