“The people can charge him with a crime. We know what's right. [Bush's administration] is breaking the law. Say it loud and clear, they are breaking the law.” Al McSurely quote
May. 28, 2006 - STAY STRONG - [note- because this is an attorney, message restrictions waived]
Dear Little Sister, - I am almost 70 years old, a white [civil rights] lawyer with five daughters, two sons, and three grand-daughters. I have read a lot about what these young men did that night. Some of them engaged in the tort of fraudulent inducement. They intentionally lied at least three times to you and Ms. Roberts (the second dancer) to induce you to come to entertain them. They lied about their names. They lied about the nature of the group--saying it was a small bachelor party so you would not bring bodyguards. They lied a second time about the nature of the group, saying it was the Duke Track Team, which implied it would be more "diverse" so you would have had some brothers there to protect you. There is also other evidence that "race" was a part of forming the employment contract, which of course is illegal and unconstitutional.
Based on the Duke students' intentional fraudulent statements, Ms. Roberts and you formed an employment contract to dance for a small diverse group for two hours. As a result of their fraudulent inducements, you and Ms. Roberts were both greatly damaged.
After you finish your undergraduate studies, I will be glad to help you get into law school, where all of the legal education you are now getting can be put to use helping other sisters whose rights have been violated by lying people. Your friend and supporter, --- Al McSurely
[Administrator's Note - Attorney Al McSurely has worked for over 50 years for the cause of civil rights, and has represented numerous Black clients in cases of race bias. He was honored by the national NAACP in 2005 with their Lawyer of the Year Award, and currently serves as chairman of the NC NAACP Legal Redress Committee].
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“The people can charge him with a crime. We know what's right. [Bush's administration] is breaking the law. Say it loud and clear, they are breaking the law.” Al McSurely quote
McSurely he can't be serious.
If McSurely wanted to better society, in fact, better a black city, he'd offer the Free Legal education to Mike Nifong.
McSurely and others are hurting women, hurting authentic rape victims by financially rewarding False accusers. The same reasoning applies to companies like COKE vigoriously defending claims of foreign materials in their product. Many times it's much cheaper to pay than to litigate, but that will only bring forth a surge of lawsuits designed to earn easy money.
McSurely also insults all white men (or non-brothers in this case) by saying there were no brothers there to protect them. Firstly, we have to step over and around reality and pretend that Black men are not the prevailing source of abuse inflicted on Black women. If you can make that leap, it's an affront to white men to say that they wouldn't stop a women from being rape - any women. McSurely has no problem lumping all white men together and assumming that they would all participate to one degree or another. A self loathing racist - not a good combination.
McSurely should pray for forgiveness or jump into a pool of acid, but he shouldn't try to persecute others (innocent people) in an attempt to alleviate his sins.