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Letter from a tattooed woman.
Hi Colin!
I would like to share my experience with you (or, more correctly, experiences) of black on white crime and racial violence from way down south, where I’m originally from, on the Gulf of Mexico area of Mississippi, and when I lived for a VERY brief time in Atlanta, Georgia. I currently reside in San Diego, CA and you and I are Facebook friends, but to save you the trouble of looking me up , I will tell you a little about myself first.
I am 35 years old, white, from a little nowhere community in Lumberton, MS called Magnolia and spent my teenage years roaming Gulfport and (without my parents permission) New Orleans, LA with my friends ( I had my drivers License when I was 16).
I went to school in Wiggins, MS at Stone Co Elementary through High School, and in High School is where I got my first taste of real black on white terrorism and harassment. I was a “different” kind of girl , and the only one of my kind going to this school. I was into grunge then punk rock music, always dressed “weird” , and I was and am very quiet and shy. I was a constant target for intimidation and harassment by both races of which we had in my small school (only black and white), but the black kids were the ones who were more violent, saying racial remarks nonstop ” lookit white girl, satan worshipper.. hey white girl, you worship satan” it was always “white” something or another followed by demeaning insults towards my race and always they were in groups cackling and coming towards me to try and bully me. More of the same that you’ve heard a million times.
I, like one of your interviewees recently, had turned to symbolism and returning my anger by drawing swastikas on my shoes or clothing, wearing boots with red laces, red suspenders, etc. I had never grown up in that stereotypical environment of racial bias or hatred that the media has portrayed of the south for decades. My mother instilled upon me a love for all people, and animals , no matter of color or creed. I never heard any derogatory statements from my family about black people or any others as I was growing up. This was actually new to me, “people hate me b.c. of my skin color???”.
Having these symbols on myself did help and I felt more empowered to walk taller and not be afraid (although I should have been!!) . I really did not ascribe to the beliefs that neo Nazi’s held, I only knew that after the barrage of hatred towards my person and seeing what I’d been seeing happen to others , more of the same of whats happened to me, everywhere. The mall, out in school gatherings, at school. The black kids used violence and intimidation, without any backlash, to torture and start fights with the “rednecks” or white kids. Teachers did nothing, per usual.
So I eventually stopped wearing all the Nazi gear, and I suppose I was still weird for MS, but all through my life living down south, I can tell you that I have NEVER seen white on black violence, or racial attacks. I have ONLY seen black on white aggression. I have seen white kids retaliate by using racial epitaphs, while trying to run off, but that’s the extent of it. Always , started by blacks.
Later, in my 20’s I moved to Atlanta, GA to go to Paul Mitchell the School with my best friend at the time who was going there as well. I lived in a nice pocket, in a gay community, that was clean and safe by a very nice park that I regularly took my dog to with my boyfriend at the time. The line that you did not cross was a block or so up , Ponce De Leon, a main street. However, I had to cross it every day on my way to anywhere and above that Ponce line, there was , what looked to be, government housing for a span of two blocks. Every day that I would drive through this street, there was the same group of blacks, sitting on their stoop, in groups of about 7-10. These were the same folks, day in , day out. I had the habit of waving as I went by, as one or two of them did so as well, regularly. At the time, I believe I was under the impression that I was “safe” . I believed, like most folks, that they see me every day, and we are in the same community and we have a kind of repertoire. That may hold true in white communities, but the line of liberal thinking that we are all the same, is dangerous and as you know, has proven to ruin lives and end in death on many occasions.
So, one day, late in the afternoon, I was driving home with my boyfriend in the passenger seat , and as I was driving by the apartment complex where the black folks (all in their teens or twenties, and a few older) liked to hang out on their porch, or stoop, I come up with them all on my right, and suddenly one of the guys, pushes a young child , maybe 2 or 3 years of age, into the street to walk across my lane. I was forced to slam on my brakes, and as I did so, immediately, from seemingly out of nowhere, a black guy comes up on my drivers side door, and reaches to my door handle with his left hand and his right hand simultaneously reaching into the front of his pants waist. I didn’t give it a second thought, and luckily I have always been wary enough to drive with locked doors, I slammed it into 1st gear and sped off, running the red light at Ponce De Leon. I’m lucky we weren’t killed in any of those situations. I would also like to note, that I was extremely lucky that the child wasn’t in the road any longer, as I would have killed him when I sped out of there!!! I have never seen anything like this or heard of it before and it BAFFLES my mind to use a child in your criminal activity where the child could have been KILLED!! I am curious to know what would have happened if I had run the child over, I would have gotten a murder charge and I’m so very positive that the criminals would have not gotten anything. I would have been a murderer because some thugs decided to use their little brother, nephew, or SON to carjack someone they see every day, who waves at them and tried to maintain a friendly community spirit.
Besides that experience in Atlanta, a chocolate city, I was subject to sexual advances, harassment, had been followed, touched, so on and so forth just about every day, at any location. I am extensively tattooed and I got a lot of blacks saying to me this same thing ” ooh girl, you tatted up, you must be a freak in bed! gimme yo number girl” , all day every day.. Completely frightening and very aggressive tactics were used to try and get me alone or get me to give them my phone number. who does this stuff work on, anyway?! haha
I promptly moved back home to Mississippi, after a year and a half of Atlanta. I felt scared every day, I couldn’t get out of my car to get gas without having someone make an advance of some sort. It was just torture, each day, and fear for my life in some way.
So that’s my story, in as short a form as I could muster. Please let me know if you have any questions or would like me to expand on anything I have said. Thanks for listening and doing what you’re doing. We all appreciate your work!!! Thank you for getting the truth out!!
xx
About the Author
Colin Flaherty is an award winning reporter and author of the #1 best selling book Don’t Make the Black Kids Angry: The hoax of black victimization and those who enable it.
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He is also the author of White Girl Bleed a Lot: The Return of Racial Violence to America and How the Media Ignore it.
Both books are about black mob violence, black on white crime and the Knockout Game — and how public officials, reporters and activists deny, excuse, condone and encourage them.
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