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Karmelo Anthony is facing judgment from an all-white jury. Not a single Black juror made the final panel. Whether you think he's guilty or innocent, it's fair to ask how a young Black defendant can be said to have a true jury of his peers when no one on... show more

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That's why you need Black people on the jury. When this jury heard a Karmelo Anthony cry out, they heard nothing. That's not an accident. That's why representation in that jury box matters.

That's why you need Black people on the jury. When this jury heard a Karmelo Anthony cry out, they heard nothing. That's not an accident. That's why representation in that jury box matters.

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This should end the Parents of Karmelo Anthony… and their disgusting lies that it was an “all white jury” Gin & Juice Podcast: "Damn near half of the black people who could have been on the jury canceled themselves out because they said they couldn’t be fair and put a black man in jail— Don't say I hate white people. Don’t do that. When you go up there, and say I can be fair.” There were Three qualified Black prospective jurors who were struck during selection because they expressed difficulty with convicting a young Black man, even if he was guilty. Exactly as I said yesterday. There were 6 minorities total on the full 18-person panel (12 jurors + 6 alternates) • the jury that decided his sons fate included Asian, Hispanic, and Middle Eastern/Indian jurors. And Karmelo even requested the jury sentence him instead of the judge. And finally, the majority of witnesses who spoke against Karmelo were young black student’s. Karmelo Anthony’s parents should apologize to the world for lying. They have done their son so damn dirty…

This should end the Parents of Karmelo Anthony… and their disgusting lies that it was an “all white jury” Gin & Juice Podcast: "Damn near half of the black people who could have been on the jury canceled themselves out because they said they couldn’t be fair and put a black man in jail— Don't say I hate white people. Don’t do that. When you go up there, and say I can be fair.” There were Three qualified Black prospective jurors who were struck during selection because they expressed difficulty with convicting a young Black man, even if he was guilty. Exactly as I said yesterday. There were 6 minorities total on the full 18-person panel (12 jurors + 6 alternates) • the jury that decided his sons fate included Asian, Hispanic, and Middle Eastern/Indian jurors. And Karmelo even requested the jury sentence him instead of the judge. And finally, the majority of witnesses who spoke against Karmelo were young black student’s. Karmelo Anthony’s parents should apologize to the world for lying. They have done their son so damn dirty…

MJTruthUltra

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Lil Durk Update - Day 1 of Trial - JURY SELECTION In a federal criminal trial, picking the jury is basically like picking 12 referees for the biggest game of someone’s life. The court starts with a big group; judge tells them a little about the case and asks questions to see if anyone has a reason they cannot be fair. The questioning part is called “voir dire,” which is just a fancy French way of saying, “Who are you, and can you actually be fair?” People can be kicked off the jury for a real reason, which is called being removed “for cause.” Then both sides also get a few chances to say, “Nah, not that person,” without proving the person is biased. Those are called peremptory challenges. Here is where it gets interesting. The people who end up in federal court as defendants do not always look like the people sitting in the jury box. In 2025, about 23% of people sentenced in federal court were Black, and about 88% of everyone sentenced was male. More than 4,000 Black males age 30 or younger were sentenced in federal court that year. While there is no reliable nationwide number telling us exactly how many young Black men actually make it onto federal juries. Researchers have found, though, that Black people are underrepresented in federal jury pools, sometimes because fewer people respond to jury summonses or because of the way the lists are built. My own experience says young black males are simply absent from jury pools, as well as young men, generally being underrepresented. While a Black defendant is not legally entitled to have Black people, or young Black men, on his particular jury it does raise the question whether or not people are being tried by a jury of their peers.

Lil Durk Update - Day 1 of Trial - JURY SELECTION In a federal criminal trial, picking the jury is basically like picking 12 referees for the biggest game of someone’s life. The court starts with a big group; judge tells them a little about the case and asks questions to see if anyone has a reason they cannot be fair. The questioning part is called “voir dire,” which is just a fancy French way of saying, “Who are you, and can you actually be fair?” People can be kicked off the jury for a real reason, which is called being removed “for cause.” Then both sides also get a few chances to say, “Nah, not that person,” without proving the person is biased. Those are called peremptory challenges. Here is where it gets interesting. The people who end up in federal court as defendants do not always look like the people sitting in the jury box. In 2025, about 23% of people sentenced in federal court were Black, and about 88% of everyone sentenced was male. More than 4,000 Black males age 30 or younger were sentenced in federal court that year. While there is no reliable nationwide number telling us exactly how many young Black men actually make it onto federal juries. Researchers have found, though, that Black people are underrepresented in federal jury pools, sometimes because fewer people respond to jury summonses or because of the way the lists are built. My own experience says young black males are simply absent from jury pools, as well as young men, generally being underrepresented. While a Black defendant is not legally entitled to have Black people, or young Black men, on his particular jury it does raise the question whether or not people are being tried by a jury of their peers.

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Stephen A. Smith says Karmelo Anthony wasn't truly "judged by a jury of his peers, per se" because black potential jurors were struck CNN host Laura Coates says it also made her question the "objectivity" of the jury They try to nuance it, but the bottom line is they are signaling that the jury was illegitimate at some level because of its racial makeup

Stephen A. Smith says Karmelo Anthony wasn't truly "judged by a jury of his peers, per se" because black potential jurors were struck CNN host Laura Coates says it also made her question the "objectivity" of the jury They try to nuance it, but the bottom line is they are signaling that the jury was illegitimate at some level because of its racial makeup

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Rev. Dr. Earle J. Fisher, a pastor in Memphis and a professor at LeMoyne-Owen College, spreads the lie that "everybody" on Karmelo Anthony's jury was white "It's hard to say that you are in front of a jury of your peers when you are a young black man and everybody on the jury is white." "I think at the end of the day, it's a tragic thing and it happens too often and inequitably for our young black folk in those systems and in those situations, whereby when it is our white counterparts, they seem to be met with a level of grace." "Here's another catastrophic example of how slippery the slope is for black folks. And, you know, one wrong move where somebody would be arguing self-defense, now they like, 'Naw, ain't no self-defense for you n*ggas.'"

Rev. Dr. Earle J. Fisher, a pastor in Memphis and a professor at LeMoyne-Owen College, spreads the lie that "everybody" on Karmelo Anthony's jury was white "It's hard to say that you are in front of a jury of your peers when you are a young black man and everybody on the jury is white." "I think at the end of the day, it's a tragic thing and it happens too often and inequitably for our young black folk in those systems and in those situations, whereby when it is our white counterparts, they seem to be met with a level of grace." "Here's another catastrophic example of how slippery the slope is for black folks. And, you know, one wrong move where somebody would be arguing self-defense, now they like, 'Naw, ain't no self-defense for you n*ggas.'"

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How can this be a jury of your peers ???? Fair and equal is another ordinary citizen from your judicial district who holds the same fundamental rights as you—This is all white juror is not from the area where Karmelo lives. Why even have a trial

How can this be a jury of your peers ???? Fair and equal is another ordinary citizen from your judicial district who holds the same fundamental rights as you—This is all white juror is not from the area where Karmelo lives. Why even have a trial

kevin blue

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🚨 JUST IN: The Karmelo Anthony murder trial of Austin Metcalf officially has ZERO black jurors, infuriating Anthony's backers — and the jury has been seated Why would they be so upset? They were hoping for an ANTI-WHITE JURY! The prosecution said that the crime did not require a "diverse" panel of jurors, per CBS 12 jurors, and 6 alternatives, have now been chosen. JUSTICE FOR AUSTIN METCALF! The media doesn't want us talking about it because he's white and the killer is black.

🚨 JUST IN: The Karmelo Anthony murder trial of Austin Metcalf officially has ZERO black jurors, infuriating Anthony's backers — and the jury has been seated Why would they be so upset? They were hoping for an ANTI-WHITE JURY! The prosecution said that the crime did not require a "diverse" panel of jurors, per CBS 12 jurors, and 6 alternatives, have now been chosen. JUSTICE FOR AUSTIN METCALF! The media doesn't want us talking about it because he's white and the killer is black.

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🚨BREAKING: All-White Jury Selected in Karmelo Anthony Murder Trial In Collin County, Texas, a jury of 12 people and 6 alternates — none of them Black — was selected today for the trial of Karmelo Anthony. Anthony, a Black teenager, is charged with murder in the 2025 stabbing death of white student Austin Metcalf at a Frisco track meet. Anthony claims self-defense. His defense team accused prosecutors of improperly striking the final three Black candidates from the jury pool. The selection of an all-white jury in this racially charged case has sparked debate about fairness and public confidence in the verdict. Critics point to past cases, such as the acquittal of Asian store owner Chikei Rick Chow by an all-white jury despite strong evidence against him. Does striking Black jurors — even for stated race-neutral reasons — in a high-profile, racially sensitive murder trial involving a self-defense claim undermine trust in the justice system?

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The state's forensic analyst testified he was instructed to spotlight and follow #KarmeloAnthony throughout the video. Under cross examination, he admitted he could have zoomed in on the actual altercation under the tent but did not because prosecutors only asked him to track Karmelo. The defense may argue the jury was shown a presentation focused on one person rather than the fight itself. American Freedmen Legal Fund The Black Tucker Carlson Jr 🇺🇸 NAACP Lee Merritt Tariq Nasheed 🇺🇸 rolandsmartin

The state's forensic analyst testified he was instructed to spotlight and follow #KarmeloAnthony throughout the video. Under cross examination, he admitted he could have zoomed in on the actual altercation under the tent but did not because prosecutors only asked him to track Karmelo. The defense may argue the jury was shown a presentation focused on one person rather than the fight itself. American Freedmen Legal Fund The Black Tucker Carlson Jr 🇺🇸 NAACP Lee Merritt Tariq Nasheed 🇺🇸 rolandsmartin

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Stephen A. Smith claims Karmelo Anthony wasn’t “truly judged by a jury of his peers” because Black potential jurors were struck. CNN’s Laura Coates says it made her question the jury’s “objectivity.” They add all the nuance they want, but the clear signal is this: the verdict is suspect because the jury wasn’t the “right” racial makeup. When the system works against the narrative, suddenly the jury itself is the problem. Classic. #KarmeloAnthony #JuryNullification #TwoTieredJustice #MediaBias #RaceGrift #StephenASmith #LauraCoates #SelectiveOutrage

Stephen A. Smith claims Karmelo Anthony wasn’t “truly judged by a jury of his peers” because Black potential jurors were struck. CNN’s Laura Coates says it made her question the jury’s “objectivity.” They add all the nuance they want, but the clear signal is this: the verdict is suspect because the jury wasn’t the “right” racial makeup. When the system works against the narrative, suddenly the jury itself is the problem. Classic. #KarmeloAnthony #JuryNullification #TwoTieredJustice #MediaBias #RaceGrift #StephenASmith #LauraCoates #SelectiveOutrage

Reverend Jordan Wells

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🚨EXCLUSIVE🚨 Collin County DA Greg Willis prosecuted Karmelo Anthony for murdering Austin Metcalf. Willis sat with me to debunk the LIES told mainly about race in this case: ✔️It was NOT an all white jury. ✔️The teen witnesses that testified AGAINST Karmelo were mainly black and Hispanic. ✔️ Black juries weren’t picked because they worked in schools. ✔️Karmelo Anthony picked the jury to sentence him after finding him guilty.

🚨EXCLUSIVE🚨 Collin County DA Greg Willis prosecuted Karmelo Anthony for murdering Austin Metcalf. Willis sat with me to debunk the LIES told mainly about race in this case: ✔️It was NOT an all white jury. ✔️The teen witnesses that testified AGAINST Karmelo were mainly black and Hispanic. ✔️ Black juries weren’t picked because they worked in schools. ✔️Karmelo Anthony picked the jury to sentence him after finding him guilty.

Breanna Morello

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Minister Dominique Alexander, speaking on behalf of Karmelo Anthony's family, explained how he helped guide the family in selecting attorney Mike Howard, whose legal fee was reportedly $75,000. According to Alexander, the family initially sought Black legal representation. However, they were quoted a fee of $500,000, while the attorney they ultimately retained required a significantly lower amount at $75k The family raised enough money to assemble a legal dream team. They had the resources to secure some of the best legal minds available. Yet when the moment came to make a decision, cost became the determining factor. Freedom has never been cheap. Every gain won by Black people in America came at a price measured in blood, sacrifice, imprisonment, economic hardship, and relentless struggle. When the stakes involve the future of a young Black man facing a system that has historically treated Black defendants differently, the question should never be what costs less. The question should be what provides the strongest defense possible. A Black lead attorney would have brought more than legal expertise. They would have brought cultural understanding, historical context, and a deeper awareness of the racial dimensions that many believe surround this case. They would have been positioned to aggressively challenge racial bias, scrutinize jury selection, and fight to ensure that Black voices were represented in the jury box. Even if white attorneys were brought onto the legal team, Black legal leadership should have remained at the center of the defense strategy. Representation matters. Perspective matters. Understanding how race operates inside courtrooms matters. When a community mobilizes its resources to defend one of its own, the objective should not be securing the cheapest defense. The objective should be securing the strongest defense. There is a difference between saving money and maximizing justice. History has shown that Black families often pay a far greater price when they fail to recognize that distinction

Minister Dominique Alexander, speaking on behalf of Karmelo Anthony's family, explained how he helped guide the family in selecting attorney Mike Howard, whose legal fee was reportedly $75,000. According to Alexander, the family initially sought Black legal representation. However, they were quoted a fee of $500,000, while the attorney they ultimately retained required a significantly lower amount at $75k The family raised enough money to assemble a legal dream team. They had the resources to secure some of the best legal minds available. Yet when the moment came to make a decision, cost became the determining factor. Freedom has never been cheap. Every gain won by Black people in America came at a price measured in blood, sacrifice, imprisonment, economic hardship, and relentless struggle. When the stakes involve the future of a young Black man facing a system that has historically treated Black defendants differently, the question should never be what costs less. The question should be what provides the strongest defense possible. A Black lead attorney would have brought more than legal expertise. They would have brought cultural understanding, historical context, and a deeper awareness of the racial dimensions that many believe surround this case. They would have been positioned to aggressively challenge racial bias, scrutinize jury selection, and fight to ensure that Black voices were represented in the jury box. Even if white attorneys were brought onto the legal team, Black legal leadership should have remained at the center of the defense strategy. Representation matters. Perspective matters. Understanding how race operates inside courtrooms matters. When a community mobilizes its resources to defend one of its own, the objective should not be securing the cheapest defense. The objective should be securing the strongest defense. There is a difference between saving money and maximizing justice. History has shown that Black families often pay a far greater price when they fail to recognize that distinction

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Phillip Scott -- founder of African Diaspora News, a YouTube channel with nearly 2 million subscribers -- says black Americans should NOT admit they would be partial to black defendants during jury selection, because a black juror would have helped acquit Karmelo Anthony. "Those of you who do get called to jury service, I think you should go. And you never know, you may be trying to help out a brother or sister. And when you go, when they ask you this question -- 'Hey, could you be fair?' Don't say, 'No, I ain't being fair.' Don't say no stupid crap like that. Please don't. Say, 'Yes, I can be fair. I can listen to the evidence,' because most of us can listen to evidence and be fair. Okay. And let's get on these juries, because if we can get on these juries, then you know if one black person get on a jury, it decreases our chances for conviction. Do you know that? It's all kind of studies about that -- about the more black jurors on the jury, the more that we have a chance of being acquitted. Not because black people just want to let go criminality. No, all of us do not agree with criminality. If you a black person in a black neighborhood committing crimes and being horrible, we want you out of there. We don't want you in the black community. Hell no. But if we see a situation like Karmelo Anthony, right?" "All Karmelo said is, 'If you physically touch me, I will defend myself if you do it.' That's basically what he was saying. So 'watch and see what happens' just mean 'I'm going to defend myself.' If a black person was in that jury room and they were saying that -- 'Yeah, he said touch me and watch what happens.' I'm like, 'Don't you got a right to, if you told me, if you put your hands on me I will defend myself? Would you be wrong for saying that to me?' Basically warning me do not put my hands on you. Every person would be right to warn a person: 'Don't touch me. Don't physically accost me. Don't punch me. Don't do nothing to me. Leave me alone.' [He does not explain how this warning justifies the stabbing] And nobody talks about how Austin Metcalf went over there to Karmelo Anthony. Had nothing to do with him. And if Karmelo Anthony was such a problem, why he didn't go get a police officer? That police officer's there. Why didn't you go get a school administrator? They were there. Why didn't he go do that?" "That was racial and we all know it. Any of us who have played these different schools, they got racism in them. We know them."

Phillip Scott -- founder of African Diaspora News, a YouTube channel with nearly 2 million subscribers -- says black Americans should NOT admit they would be partial to black defendants during jury selection, because a black juror would have helped acquit Karmelo Anthony. "Those of you who do get called to jury service, I think you should go. And you never know, you may be trying to help out a brother or sister. And when you go, when they ask you this question -- 'Hey, could you be fair?' Don't say, 'No, I ain't being fair.' Don't say no stupid crap like that. Please don't. Say, 'Yes, I can be fair. I can listen to the evidence,' because most of us can listen to evidence and be fair. Okay. And let's get on these juries, because if we can get on these juries, then you know if one black person get on a jury, it decreases our chances for conviction. Do you know that? It's all kind of studies about that -- about the more black jurors on the jury, the more that we have a chance of being acquitted. Not because black people just want to let go criminality. No, all of us do not agree with criminality. If you a black person in a black neighborhood committing crimes and being horrible, we want you out of there. We don't want you in the black community. Hell no. But if we see a situation like Karmelo Anthony, right?" "All Karmelo said is, 'If you physically touch me, I will defend myself if you do it.' That's basically what he was saying. So 'watch and see what happens' just mean 'I'm going to defend myself.' If a black person was in that jury room and they were saying that -- 'Yeah, he said touch me and watch what happens.' I'm like, 'Don't you got a right to, if you told me, if you put your hands on me I will defend myself? Would you be wrong for saying that to me?' Basically warning me do not put my hands on you. Every person would be right to warn a person: 'Don't touch me. Don't physically accost me. Don't punch me. Don't do nothing to me. Leave me alone.' [He does not explain how this warning justifies the stabbing] And nobody talks about how Austin Metcalf went over there to Karmelo Anthony. Had nothing to do with him. And if Karmelo Anthony was such a problem, why he didn't go get a police officer? That police officer's there. Why didn't you go get a school administrator? They were there. Why didn't he go do that?" "That was racial and we all know it. Any of us who have played these different schools, they got racism in them. We know them."

Breitbart News

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D.L. Hughley continues to voice his dissatisfaction with the guilty verdict in the Karmelo Anthony trial and says there has never been a case in the United States where a white guy k*lled a Black guy and was given a guilty verdict by an all Black jury. (🎥 realDLHughley/IG)

D.L. Hughley continues to voice his dissatisfaction with the guilty verdict in the Karmelo Anthony trial and says there has never been a case in the United States where a white guy k*lled a Black guy and was given a guilty verdict by an all Black jury. (🎥 realDLHughley/IG)

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The Karmelo Anthony trial just seated a jury with ZERO black jurors… and his supporters are furious because they were praying for an anti white jury to twist the outcome. How silly is that? Justice ain’t supposed to see skin color. It’s supposed to see the facts. If you don’t want to do the time, don’t do the crime. When you go around stabbing people, you’re gonna get judged. No race card, no media spin, no excuses. Just the truth. 🇺🇸 #explore #fyp

The Karmelo Anthony trial just seated a jury with ZERO black jurors… and his supporters are furious because they were praying for an anti white jury to twist the outcome. How silly is that? Justice ain’t supposed to see skin color. It’s supposed to see the facts. If you don’t want to do the time, don’t do the crime. When you go around stabbing people, you’re gonna get judged. No race card, no media spin, no excuses. Just the truth. 🇺🇸 #explore #fyp

Wescott America

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🚨Karmelo Anthony Trial: Judge Addresses Jury Concerns In the wake of the 35-year sentencing for Karmelo Anthony, Judge John Roach Jr. is speaking out. In a recent interview with The Dallas Morning News, the judge defended the trial’s integrity, addressing public criticism regarding the all-white jury and his decision to bar cameras from the courtroom. Judge Roach asserted that the jury process was fair and representative of Collin County, emphasizing that the final verdict was based strictly on the facts presented. With an appeal already underway, the case continues to spark intense debate over justice, transparency, and representation in the courtroom. #KarmeloAnthony #JusticeSystem #LegalNews #CollinCounty 🎥The Dallas Morning Show

🚨Karmelo Anthony Trial: Judge Addresses Jury Concerns In the wake of the 35-year sentencing for Karmelo Anthony, Judge John Roach Jr. is speaking out. In a recent interview with The Dallas Morning News, the judge defended the trial’s integrity, addressing public criticism regarding the all-white jury and his decision to bar cameras from the courtroom. Judge Roach asserted that the jury process was fair and representative of Collin County, emphasizing that the final verdict was based strictly on the facts presented. With an appeal already underway, the case continues to spark intense debate over justice, transparency, and representation in the courtroom. #KarmeloAnthony #JusticeSystem #LegalNews #CollinCounty 🎥The Dallas Morning Show

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Shocking video out of Florida shows a black man riding up to a White man and accusing him of being on the jury that convicted Karmelo Anthony before punching him, despite him being tried in Texas. “I thought you wuz on da jury selection fo Karmelo, my b.”

Shocking video out of Florida shows a black man riding up to a White man and accusing him of being on the jury that convicted Karmelo Anthony before punching him, despite him being tried in Texas. “I thought you wuz on da jury selection fo Karmelo, my b.”

Right Angle News Network

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The prosecution wants the jury to believe #KarmeloAnthony woke up that morning looking to kill #austinmetcalf This is a racial hate narrative not evidence. Karmelo was a student-athlete with a strong academic record, yet the opening statement seemed focused on creating a character for the jury to fear rather than presenting facts. If your opening statement promises one story and the evidence tells another, you've got a credibility problem. stop the racial antics #KarmeloAnthony #freekarmelo #selfdefenseisnotacrime American Freedmen Legal Fund The Black Tucker Carlson Jr 🇺🇸 Next Generation Action Network (NGAN) Dennis Byron Creole Louisiana 🇺🇸 BB Dr. Allison Wiltz open my mind 🇺🇸 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💪🏿💪🏾💪🏽

The prosecution wants the jury to believe #KarmeloAnthony woke up that morning looking to kill #austinmetcalf This is a racial hate narrative not evidence. Karmelo was a student-athlete with a strong academic record, yet the opening statement seemed focused on creating a character for the jury to fear rather than presenting facts. If your opening statement promises one story and the evidence tells another, you've got a credibility problem. stop the racial antics #KarmeloAnthony #freekarmelo #selfdefenseisnotacrime American Freedmen Legal Fund The Black Tucker Carlson Jr 🇺🇸 Next Generation Action Network (NGAN) Dennis Byron Creole Louisiana 🇺🇸 BB Dr. Allison Wiltz open my mind 🇺🇸 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💪🏿💪🏾💪🏽

financialconspirator

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Another white person attacked by a black person accusing him of being on the Karmelo Anthony jury….in the state of Florida. This verdict was just a reason for racists to have an excuse to act racist.

Another white person attacked by a black person accusing him of being on the Karmelo Anthony jury….in the state of Florida. This verdict was just a reason for racists to have an excuse to act racist.

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