Past Wrongs

Geraldine Cook

One of the Black communities' biggest problems is the larger communities' denial and or lack of acknowledgment of the seriousness of the past wrongs done to African Americans; such as the fact that judges sat back and watched and made judgments against African Americans, knowing that they were innocent and knowing that they were sentencing innocent people.

I have yet to hear or see the justice system address this.

G W Cook

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