レイ・アレンのインスタグラム(trayfour) - 6月4日 14時53分
Please watch this 4-part series on @ネットフリックス so you don't just rely on your own opinion of what goes on in America. You will actually see what happened to a group of young kids from Harlem just being kids. As a kid growing up in America my Mom's fear was that something bad would happen to me when I walked out of the door, not because I was up to no good but because she knew that as a young BLACK child in America I was a target, the usual suspect! As I watched this story with my family, my wife and I had to (once again) talk to our 4 sons about what it means to grow up Black in America. How they cannot roam the streets at all hours of the night, how to act if you are driving and get pulled over by cops, why you don't wanna be wearing a hoodie running through our own neighborhood and many other behaviors that are commonplace everyday occurances for everyone else; but for us seen as threatening. Our mere presence as Black people makes some feel "unsafe." For these reasons, it's why our kids have a curfew, that we (parents) impose, not because they aren't deserving of the opportunity to hang out with their friends, but because we are afraid for their safety. For most of us, growing up, we had to be home by the time the street light came on because our parents knew the dangers that lurked and for most of us growing up we hated it-but we obeyed. As I'm writing it down it sounds so crazy and some of you will argue it, but I assure you, this is the life of a Black man in America. All I ask is that no matter what you look like or where you come from, show some empathy for people that don't look like you! It's not asking a lot. Are you a part of the disease or are you a part of the cure! #centralparkfive @whentheyseeus Thank you @ava for your brilliance.
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tahirabelle
I had the pleasure of attending a viewing of the documentary and hear first hand these men's stories a few years ago. It was powerful! @ava did an amazing job at capturing that same feeling with this series. She made them human unlike Linda fairstein the detectives and cheeto Hitler himself. I made it a point to watch with a non black friend so I can share my experiences and educate that this isn't just a story from the 80's/90's this is still happening. Corrupt, racist people hold positions of power in this country and they are still getting rich off of our blood sweat and tears and have the audacity to ask us to get over slavery. I'm feeling real Nat Turnerish today!
erikram5
Tell me I’m wrong but in this day of age who gives a fuck if your black white brown purple pink like race if you take it out if the equation it shows you that everyone is just another person. So instead of telling your kids how grow up in America because there black and have to be carful. Why not just say hey because your young you have to be smart and not be out late because sadly we live in a society with some bad apples ignore race. Because it really doesn’t matter
erikram5
See when you make an argument and or debate stay away from just sticking and telling me how dumb and wrong I am doesn’t look good also I’m not@going to change your mind you have right to feel a certain way as do I but don’t be silly and just start to insult the other side makes u just look mean and like your losing but thanks for the being the kind and excepting liberal leftist as you all proclaim thanks for nothing #MAGA
theoriginalbigpappasean03
@trayfour watched it sad to know that happened to suck young boys, ruined there lives and had no remorse avout it either, even when the dude confessed the cops were like so what we saud there was a 6 person, im just happy the charges got overturned and they are all free.
josh.idowu
I watched a YouTube video this, and I could not believe the comments. People dont like looking at the facts! They aren't guilty!
daveyewman
Best series I’ve ever seen, shameful for NY police and prosecutors, powerful testament - and much needed right now
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