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New details emerging from McKinney, Texas, give us a fuller understanding of recently-resigned police officer Eric Casebolt’s state of mind leading up to and during the scene which unfolded in the viral seven-minute video which captured him aggressively and agitatedly confronting a crowd of unruly teenagers near the location of a fight. Multiple news sources are reporting that Casebolt spent the earlier part of that same work shift responding to two different suicide calls. Heavy.com reports: (Casebolt’s attorney, Jane) Bishkin said Casebolt had responded to a suicide call where, “at an apartment complex, an African American male shot himself in...

By now, everyone in America should have realized that the white man’s laws are not to be applied to black people, because slavery and Jim Crow, and white supremacy and white privilege, and institutional racism and disparate impact and achievement gap and structural inequality and kill whitey anyway, that’s why. Blacks can just do whatever they want. Anything opposing that basic principle is hateful bigotry. Pursuant to this new policy, which has actually been in development for quite a few years now, we’ve come up with a set of firm guidelines which are to be deemed in force immediately, for...

McKinney couple added to list of missing at WTC 09/08/2002 By SELWYN CRAWFORD / The Dallas Morning News Nearly a year after terrorists attacked New York City's World Trade Center, officials there remain immersed in the task of revising and updating the list of missing and dead. Wednesday, Kacinga Kabeya and his wife, Kapinga Ngalula Congolese citizens who had been living in McKinney with their daughter were added to the roll of those missing at the World Trade Center. "I'm going through a lot right now, and it's very painful to keep talking about it over and over," the...