I went to court and people assumed I was an attorney. White, middle age, and in a suit. Of course I was not, and I recognized right away that, in general, I was treated better or differently than if people, especially cops, may that assumption. Because, I’ve also been in the situation where the ‘justice system’ assumed I was “the criminal,” or in this case a “defendant.” To have to prove yourself just because ur black? Man.
It stinks because she was the only one in line the Sheriff profiled but of course, that doesn't matter to you because you would probably do the same thing if you were the sheriff.
I went to court and people assumed I was an attorney. White, middle age, and in a suit. Of course I was not, and I recognized right away that, in general, I was treated better or differently than if people, especially cops, may that assumption. Because, I’ve also been in the situation where the ‘justice system’ assumed I was “the criminal,” or in this case a “defendant.” To have to prove yourself just because ur black? Man.
Gilbert Lake
Macy Mountain
Wow profiling in the courtroom.... Lol I mean it's not surprising, I just never thought I would hear it in this form.
I went to court dressed well they ask if I was the defendant I reply yes ,,,,,I do not choose to give labels to the person that asked me ,,,,
....Funny how they asked you, but assumed she was!.....js
@@Tmac_305 Right!
@@Tmac_305 he walked right into that one! :)
And?...
You don’t see an issue?
Sad that you are fine with this. You are the problem.
It stinks because she was the only one in line the Sheriff profiled but of course, that doesn't matter to you because you would probably do the same thing if you were the sheriff.
Please. Getting a free ride for your skin tone?
How do you figure that?
@@luvitluvitbaby "affirmative action".
@@kennybeck5684 what credentials do you hold?? none!
Ok KKKenny
@@alexamerling79 That you, ep$tein?