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1. I don't know if he was guilty but since he didn't say he was innocent which he would almost certainly have done if he was, he probably was guilty.
2. Aside from him, in general black people in the US are second-class citizens and in the world in general. It's a universal trait to look down on people that are slightly darker.
3. He did seem like a kind soft person though and in his own way happy and content. His eyes were wide, not narrow or beaten.
Thanks for sharing.
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Shukran ya Masr!!!
Thanks to Egypt for supporting Bangladesh against Pakistani harassment and support for terrorists and war criminals!!
Back in those days the white police officers use to treat blacks like animals, well many still do
Even though he may have killed him, but maybe he had a good reason for it
I really think their needs to be Renaissance of black and dark people across the world, be it North America, Africa, South Asia, Australia etc,,, every where. The Dark people have suffered a lot across the world, the light skinned people have always ruled over them
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