target. we are seen as stalking, victimizers of white people and others. as a result of that, we look more suspicious. it's like when you go to the airport and they say be sure to turn in somebody you think is suspicious. as jonathan capehart, we bear the burden of suspicious and what james baldwin called the burden of representation representing every fearful and hateful stereo type of black masculinity that has been projected upon our bodies as the screen of white fear. this is a travesty, had a white boy be shot by a black man, he would be in jail now. he would be in jail awaiting his arraignment to see if he's convicted or brought up on charges of murder. i think in this case, the irony and tragedy is this young black young man speaks from the grave but cannot get justice in this date. we need the fbi, the department