Def Jam Plague Wars Episode 161: Why does it seem black men are often vilified for no good reason?
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This fight will deal with the stark problem of unfair treatment of blacks in the U.S., particularly black men. This is based on a scenario my dad once told me a couple of years ago in which he sternly suggested against hitting on women on the train. He painted a picture by claiming that if I ever end up in hot water because some girl on the streets (or in this case, the train station) made up a bullshit story that I tried to "harass" her, even though I clearly DID NOT, then my de facto true story will be disregarded by the authorities simply because I'm a black male. Add to the fact, according to my dad, there are no witnesses or surveillance equipment to support my claim that I did not harass this chick.
It would be different if I actually did harass this chick by, let's say, accosting her after rejecting me several times. That is in fact, what my dad based this scenario on--an incident in late 2014 when a dude attempted to ask a woman for her number but she told him no four times. He then followed her and beat her up and later went to jail for it. So, in essence, my dad was telling me I shouldn't do something because of an incident I had nothing to do with and even had the gall to bring race into this. That is what motivated me to do this particular video, in which Jerkass Martinez will be the antagonist. "7-11" (real name Chris Johnson) will be the newest ally of mine who will take on this fag.