(Every) Black Life Matter

*(Every) Black Life Matter* is a weaponized armor and successor to Damon Bradley's Marksmen EXO Battle Armors. It plays an essential theme in various stories inside *The Rage Knights: Red God* universe created and written by Damon Avent Khaliq Trevor X.

## Creation History

The armor was first created by Dr. Kordel Oscar, whom analyzed several key reports of Brad-Dunn Inc. co-founder and inventor, Damon Bradley. During Bradley's various battles within the Rage Knights and as a fully fledged God of Rage, Oscar saw Bradley's attire as 'unfinished' and thus saw the need to develop and evolve the suit, making it a much better and more tactile armor that could in theory, change shape, change form and become even more durable much to the point of allowing the wearer to become essentially invincible.

Oscar himself, while suffering in his personal life, took to expanding on Bradley's Marksmen EXO and searched for fibers that could be used to replace the synthetic alloy fiber that Hameel Jacks once used. The resulting material allowed for the suit to maintain and rebuild its shape whenever exposed to harsh conditions, a component of the original Marksmen EXO.

### Wearers

Multiple wearers affiliated with Brad-Dunn Inc. donned the suit, such as notable Kya Khalifa whom was the first to wear the suit following stealing the completed open beta that Oscar had developed. She used the suit to travel back in time and free the slaves of a civil-war era United States and lead them to Planet Nubia where she would help her people attack the Planet Earth alongside the help of High Heaven Council based forces. The armor became a symbol of not only racial equity and freedom but one of acceptance of one another's difference and for uniting the people of Earth for loving and showing compassion for one another. As stated by Dr. Oscar himself, upon explaining his reason for creating it.

After Kya begins the first leg of her attack on Earth, she, an imprisoned Dr. Oscar and her Sisterhood are ambushed by Nomad Bradley himself whom traveled to the planet due to a security breach that was established sometime back in the 2020s. Confused on his sudden arrival and time travel, Kya attacks Bradley, but the lost Rage God steals the Every Black Life Matter back and quickly dons it, wearing the armor for a brief moment when Planet Nubia is attacked by the neighboring Cau race. Bradley, refusing to remove the armor questions both Oscar and Kya about its usage, while a startled Oscar tries to talk him from wearing it. The Caus attack the planet, forcing Bradley to battle the race and their incoming fleet of fighters single-handedly while Kya and Dr. Oscar run from the planet's prison system and make a rendezvous with the sisterhood.

The Caus' leader Poldac Scotch, attacks the sisterhood and Oscar when they try to flee but is subsequently stopped by the Nubian leader Senator-Queen Ray Vyles, the Nubian Guard and Nomad Bradley whom returned from defeating the Caus people's ships. Scotch and Vyles make a last minute treaty to prevent an outbreak of war on the condition that the Sisterhood never attacks them unprovoked and leaves with his people. Nomad hands the (Every) Black Life Matter back over to Oscar, whom then passes the armor back over to Kya hoping that she can make better usage of the armor than he could as well as a means for fighting injustice.

### Form Changes

The (Every) Black Life Matter can take on various forms from balls, to liquid, to a fleece jacket, swords, guns and even into the form of a smartphone. Its form can even be changed based on the wearer's emotion. If the wearer becomes angry at superficial societies, it can take form of various people even or allied Diseased that are capable of defeating or triumphing over these societies. Just is the same as with racist societies.

## Naming Convention

The naming convention comes from the #Black Lives Matter movement in real life, but also the canonical movement inside the series itself. It also refers to every black life mattering, including unconventional people of color whom don't necessarily fit society's norms or spectrums. The naming convention also originates from biases such as colorism and lookism, two central themes in the *Rage Knights: Red God* series.

## Related Articles

* Marksmen EXO Battle Armor
* Negotiating-Mark
* Aventeer-Commons EXO
* Woman Worshipping Mark

### See Also

* Black Lives Matter
* Misogynoir