I can't count the number of mentions of "white" [sic], because that is also the name of the killer.
Even the 'journalist' was a bit taken aback by this woman's nonsense.
I chafed at Kitchen’s insistence on ignoring the question of White’s responsibility. In her narrative, the murder was a terrible accident, and White, because of systemic injustices, had been as much a victim as her father.
They see blacks as ignorant morons who cannot do any better. Honestly they are harsher on blacks than ConPro.
“I feel he was doing the best he could,” Kitchen said. When discussing White, she on occasion slipped into an unintentionally condescending tone. Before I’d met White, she had told me that I might not be able to understand him well, because he “doesn’t have great enunciation.” Now, to Benninghoven, she said, “We’re not all articulate. We’re not all educated in a way that we can express our feelings or be smooth.” Then she asked what I thought.
There are 13 mentions of "Black" [sic].
I can't count the number of mentions of "white" [sic], because that is also the name of the killer.
Even the 'journalist' was a bit taken aback by this woman's nonsense.
They see blacks as ignorant morons who cannot do any better. Honestly they are harsher on blacks than ConPro.