The article written by Philip cohen described a clear indication of a flawed justice system in America. Can a young black man receive a fair and important trial? Will he be judged by a jury of his peers? I perceive this as a problem that has effected the African American public for a long time. In the case of zimmerman, yes I did not capitalize his name and that’s for a reason, V.S. the state of Florida who in essence represented Travon Martin this system showed the atrocities black men face when entering the court seeking equal and fair trial. The attorney for Zimmerman, Mark Omara has a obligation to his client to present a case that would clear Zimmerman. Therefor, this paid assassin is not to be faulted by his or her actions. The law as
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Allowing George zimmerman to be repaid. This allows men of color an equal chance at taking what is really there while avoiding jail. The district attorney is somewhat hand cuffed for this office is limited in finance and can not give good council. Thousands of men and women enter into the court system every year, only to be denied justice. Our prisons are being infiltrated by mostly young black African American who were neglected by proper representation. But in reality men of color are clearly at a disadvantage, and truly deserve more. In reality the cries for justice seem to be silent for the many who face false allegations. In a criminal case black men are prosecuted at an alarming rate while white, Asian, and Hispanics seem to be found innocent. The court system has allowed black men to be a disgrace to the majority of America. Viewed and sometimes referred to as thugs, men of color must overcome the perception that black men are evil. Media coverage often paint these young men wearing their pants down, hoodies on their heads and without any evidence supporting their claim give an undesirable picture of young black men. Overcoming the greatest of odds these men are vanishing from society and we as Americans must stand up, have our voice heard, and say “enough is enough”. Every on has a legal right for a fair and important trial. The reality is men of color are clearly at a disadvantage,
Allowing George zimmerman to be repaid. This allows men of color an equal chance at taking what is really there while avoiding jail. The district attorney is somewhat hand cuffed for this office is limited in finance and can not give good council. Thousands of men and women enter into the court system every year, only to be denied justice. Our prisons are being infiltrated by mostly young black African American who were neglected by proper representation. But in reality men of color are clearly at a disadvantage, and truly deserve more. In reality the cries for justice seem to be silent for the many who face false allegations. In a criminal case black men are prosecuted at an alarming rate while white, Asian, and Hispanics seem to be found innocent. The court system has allowed black men to be a disgrace to the majority of America. Viewed and sometimes referred to as thugs, men of color must overcome the perception that black men are evil. Media coverage often paint these young men wearing their pants down, hoodies on their heads and without any evidence supporting their claim give an undesirable picture of young black men. Overcoming the greatest of odds these men are vanishing from society and we as Americans must stand up, have our voice heard, and say “enough is enough”. Every on has a legal right for a fair and important trial. The reality is men of color are clearly at a disadvantage,