Case after case, after case you see that if it is a young Black person, they're not allowed to be fearful, they're not allowed self-defense, they don't get the same standard ground opportunities that other people get.
Highlighting disparities in self-defense claims for Black individuals.
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This technology isn’t going anywhere. I just don’t think this is the main concern at every person’s doorstep.
Houston is done accepting excuses from an agency that has more money than it knows what to do with and still can't manage basic accountability.
Juries should represent the diversity of this country, and if a White kid was convicted of murder and it was an all-Black jury that did the conviction, people would say this is patently unfair.
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