"I have insurance, and my plates are valid," Robinson said. "But when I pass a state trooper while riding with my sons, I get a funny feeling in my chest. I don't want to pass that on to my boys.The best way to do that is to engage in the conversation." (or address the Negro crime/rap music culture percentage in America?)
Is there one single person in America who doesn’t involuntarily move his foot toward the brake and anxiously check his rearview mirror until they can see that the cop isn’t turning around and coming back for them when they meet a cop? I’m white. Am I not supposed to feel that way?
