Letter from the ghetto.

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Letter from the ghetto.

 

 

Colin,

 

My husband (who is black) and myself, both were raised in the hood. We both decided that when we became adults, we would do better than our own parents. Which is exactly what we did. We raised our children in a middle class, dam near crimeless area of the city and we never had any problems… Our upbringing a distant memory… My black husband would be the first to tell anyone who would listen, that he doesn’t fear white people, he doesn’t fear discrimination, he does fear being gunned down by one of his “own”, he does fear for mine and our children’s safety whenever we go visit family.

 

Feb 21, 2014, my husband went to visit his mother, who still lives in the same house he grew up in. She sent him to the gas station to get her a pack of cigarettes. As he walked down a busy street at 9pm on a Friday night, a man came up behind him and hit him in the head with a pole, knocking him unconscious. He then struck my husband several more times in the head for good measure, before emptying his pockets of the 20 bucks he had on him. A woman and her husband, who were driving by, witnessed it, called 911, gave fake info so they wouldn’t actually get involved, then left the scene.

 

My husband remained on life support for 7 days, with multiple skull fractures, bleeding on the brain, and severe brain swelling. On the 5th day, he began having multiple strokes from the pressure of the swelling. On the 6th day, tests were ran and he was determined to be brain dead. The next day he was removed from life support and passed away in 37 sec. So the thing he feared most in life, that he would be taken out by one of his so-called “own people”, came to fruition, on the one day that he decided to go back and visit his mother.

 

RIP Stanley 2/28/14

 

Thank you….I love your videos because they tell the truth that people don’t want to hear. Keep doing what you do, you have a lot of people supporting you!

 

My husband and I have 3 biracial children, ages 20, 18, and 16, and the best we can do is educate them and TELL THE TRUTH, even when the truth hurts, even when the truth is not popular. They have turned out to be well rounded and respected among their peers, both black and white, because they do not follow what is popular belief in the media, they know that MSM is churning out these brainless zombies that repeat whatever they hear, like they’re made on an assembly line.

 

So for that, I am proud… We gotta start somewhere, so it makes sense to start at home