Sudetenland Tales by Edward Drobinski - HTML preview

Sudetenland Tales

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During a segment of "The Will Cain Show," the former Tucson, Arizona police officer, who is black, shared his thoughts after it was revealed Cincinnati Police Chief Teresa Theetge claims the posted videos are being taken out of context and don't paint the entire picture. Tatum feels Theetge is "trying to save face with the black community" and went on to say her remarks wouldn’t exist if the roles in the fight were reversed.

Once Cain agreed with that opinion, as the victims of the brawl were White, Tatum says it’s time for people to look at it for what it really is; "racism visibly from the black community."

"I've been black my whole life, and I grew up in a black

community, and the hatred that black people have for White people is just....... it doesn’t get spoken about enough," the former cop said. "That’s why, when you see situations like this, where, clearly, not everybody’s family members and they’re just beating the brakes off these White people, it’s just built up, pent up anger and hatred towards White people."

Videos on social media show a White man bring belted around by a black man, identified as Montianez Merriweather, in the face. Things became out of hand when another black assailant joined in by punching the man. Shortly after, another black man, who was some feet away, jumped in to continue the assault. It didn’t