They're not on the books, but it is very obvious that black people get short
shrift with the law. The reason I know that is that I was married to a black
man for thirty years. I raised a black daughter and saw the prejudice she
faced in school. But I constantly saw black friends and relatives by marriage
"railroaded" by the white man's law. I returned from China just in time to
keep my black grandson from being tried as an adult on trumped up charges and
sent to an adult prison. He was sixteen. If I hadn't come back when I did,
there would have been no saving him. I've seen a lot. a
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In a message dated
12/4/07 5:04:52 P.M. Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
They don't stop with drug laws. There is one law for the white man and
another for the black man.
Would you name a few currently on the books?
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