At some point in the last 24 hours, that thought has crossed your mind if you’re black. If it hasn’t yet (and if it did), it’s going to in the next 24 hours.
I can’t see your past or your future. “It’s because I’m black” is just one of those thoughts that cross the minds of black people when some random shit happens.
The lady who crossed the road as you approach from the opposite direction? Probably because you’re black. The policeman who pulled you over at a roadblock at almost midnight on a Saturday? Almost sure because you’re black.
But is it really, though? Is it really because you’re black? How do you know for sure that it is because you’re black?
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