Trayvon Martin: Black Law Prof Says Suspecting Black Youths A Hate Crime

Just ask Jesse Jackson. In a rare moment of candor, he spoke the usually unspoken truth: 

"There is nothing more painful to me at this stage in my life," he said in 1993, "than to walk down the street and hear footsteps and start to think about robbery and then look around and see somebody white and feel relieved."

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By Patrick Cleburne on March 25, 2012

Professor Tibbs: Supporting Black Legal Privilege

The Trayvon Martin/George Zimmerman lynch mob incited by President Obama continues to gather.

This situation has the merit of revealing the blatant Minority Supremacism which increasingly motivates the new American Nomenklatura

"He was not suspicious. What makes him suspicious in the moment is the fact that he was black. If Trayvon Martin was white, would any of this have happened?"

This absurd remark (If he had been white, why would anyone have been afraid?)  is from US could bring hate charge in Fla. teen shooting By Curt Anderson Boston.com March 25, 2012

The source is one Donald Tibbs a black “Law Professor” at Drexel University (Boston.com suppressed Tibb’s race). Tibbs also said

"It sounds pretty obvious to me…If that was a racial epithet that preceded the attack on Trayvon Martin, we definitely have a hate crime."

What Tibbs (email him) suggests here is very ominous

• The fact that young black men commit fantastically disproportionate quantities of violent crime has to be ignored.
•  An expletive uttered in the course of violent combat should project the case to a much serious and dangerous level.

These Black Law Professors are a problem.