words.
"I hate the fact that part of what makes you who you are — being African American and male — also means carrying centuries of racism on your back. It is so much harder to soar when our “post-racial” society still fears you.
Please always know that I love you, like a mother. Not like a black mother but like all mothers love their babies. Some of us have to fear for ours, too."
THE WASHINGTON POST: Trayvon Martin’s death: Could something similar happen to my son, too?
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