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In reply to the discussion: I'll never forget the look in their eyes, they were terrified of me... [View all]grahampuba
(169 posts)have revealed quite a bit about the prejudices of those rallying against 'the angel'
a couple have started with the 'I'd stop and question someone looking suspicious in my neighborhood'
Id ask why donning a hood in light rain makes someone suspect and it turns to 'well, he was a new face', and I mention the fact that he was a guest in the community and had been there four times prior.. And twice now, that was news to the person I was interacting with. One admitted maybe he had heard that before and forgot it or chose to ignore it.
The fact that these few people I spoke with had condemned this boy to death without knowing crucial details to the event definitely revealed that there was a larger bias or prejudice at work, and the fact that this boy was shot unarmed was justified due to his choice as a black youth to pull up his hood in light rain.