Yes, and it is a shame that merchants of the race-hate industry such as Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton would use such an incident to divide the country and line their own pockets.
But responding in a tit-for-tat manner only helps them in the long run. This woman deserves just punishment for what she did to another human being. Neither her race, nor the victim's, should have any bearing.
That poor black man was dragged to death, I don't think his tormenters let him hang onto their truck for 2 days. There was an out-cry for his death all over the U.S.
I will do my part to try and not allow this mans death to go, or how he died, by whom he died. This man could have been someone near and dear to us, how bad would we want justice, how far would we go.
We already know how far the Black Communities will go, does the White Race have enough guts to stand by this poor man we never knew? Will we grow weary of this story and go on to the next?
Just my opinion. I'm just one person, my voice is small but I want to scream at someone that this man deserves justice as if he were president the United States, he was one of us, God Have Mercy On Him.