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A quick perusal of the legal system from the viewpoint of a Black woman in America. More to the point..my specific "Opinion: and interpretation from personal and family experiences. Viewpoints vary according to who you are and in America, what race you are. Many of my opinions however are substantiated by actual reoccurring events in America
A more in-depth discussion of what appearances defines us as black. The clarification of how interracial(interdimensional) people are perceived and the false illusion of safety from discrimination
Brief description and commentary on how America defines Black now. As stated in an earlier Podcast, labeling is imperative for discrimination and stereotyped expectations. Part 2 will briefly continue to outline"Interdimensional Blacks", otherwise labeled as interracially mixed people.
This is a little more detailed on the issues and topics I want to cover regarding being a Black American.
These are all relevant to the story.
Although while attempting to, working hard to, sound Non-accusatory, issues that must be addressed and verbalized are solely from my point of view, personal experience.
These issues are some of which will lead up to the ultimate permanent destruction of my life, painful sorrow for my children, and deliberate damage to my family.
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