So I just have one thing to say:
If you're walking down the street and you feel fear when a young black man is walking behind you, but you don't feel fear when a young white man is walking behind you, then you are a racist.
Period.
14 July 2013
The Martin Case
I intentionally haven't written about the Trayvon Martin case, mostly because it just touches too close to home for me. You see, my now-deceased brother in law was black, and my two nephews certainly would be characterized as black by almost anyone who meets them.
So I just have one thing to say:
If you're walking down the street and you feel fear when a young black man is walking behind you, but you don't feel fear when a young white man is walking behind you, then you are a racist.
Period.
So I just have one thing to say:
If you're walking down the street and you feel fear when a young black man is walking behind you, but you don't feel fear when a young white man is walking behind you, then you are a racist.
Period.
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