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I wonder. I was watching this documentary on a serial killer who, as a 15 year old, killed his grandparents because he “wanted to see what it was like to kill grandma” and then didn’t want his grandfather to be alone and murdered him. He was tried as a child and had his record expunged.

But a young black girl can be tried as an adult for killing her rapist.

I wonder what I would find if I looked up statistics of being tried as an adult and race. Given how often poc children are treated with inherently less empathy and seen as adults.

geekandmisandry

Zero plot twist.

marinashutup

I took a class on race, gender, and the criminal justice system and I can confirm

spideyjlaw

oh just a drunk chris evans at the age of ultron prem to brighten up your day

whatagrump

drunk chris evan sounds and acts like charlie day in always sunny

surra-de-bunda

Rico Nasty - Smack A Bitch

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yourstoryisnoteverover-deactiva

This is the greatest two seconds of my day.

zimbolt-deactivated20260716

this is the greatest two seconds the world will ever see

sodomymcscurvylegs

…feEL THE RAIN ON YOUR SKIN NO ONE ELSE CAN FEEL FOR YOU ONLY YOU CAN LET IT IN

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shacklesburst

oh i’m loving this already

bahtmun-deactivated20240623

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biyaself

I’m afraid of living a stagnant life. I want to do more, I want to see more, I want to be more. I want to constantly grow and better myself in who I am, in my friendships in my relationships, in my career, in every single aspect of my life. I never want to settle for anything or anyone, even the person I am.

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sherman-klump

ALL OF THIS

kaybeeexperience-deactivated202

*my parents.

bando--grand-scamyon

And my GREAT Grandma is still alive soooo……..

prostylgel

My GRANDMA

averysweetpotatoe-deactivated20

My FATHER went to a LEGALLY MANDATED segregated school until he was 8 and integration was then enforced. He was not legally allowed into a school or part of town with white people until he was almost ten

pearlescent-starlight

Many people forget black people couldn’t even vote until 1965. That’s not that long ago.

chordn

for the vast majority schools within the south, substantive de-segregation was completed only in like circa 1975. thats like fucking 20 years after Brown v. Board of education.

justin-with-a-j

My father is 52 and he chopped cotton in Louisiana as a child until he was 11

revolutionarykoolaid

Less than 65 years. King was murdered in 68, which was effectively the end of the movement and beginning of the Black Power era. My parents were both born in the 50s in the Jim Crow south, and remember it vividly. One of my mom’s friends was even killed at the 16th Street Baptist Church. People are delusional for acting like this was all so long ago.

berberebae-deactivated20201003

There were schools in the U.S that still had segregated proms in 2012. Shit is still happening it’s not all in some distant past.

wizardshark

my fuckin dad was alive before black people could vote

manfuckyopride

naughtypines

Y’all are missing the best part, it’s on of the guys she refused to give the marriage license to that took her job

mysharona1987

You suspect this will make a very good FX crime TV series one day.

pissvortex

i ran a super smash brothers club in high school and we literally had to shut it down for this reason. like the class that used the room after us was complaining that the room was unusable