is mind numbingly repetitious to suggest that black people simply can t get justice in the courts of america. that prosecutors will hardly bring a case. and when they do, the charges hardly stick. whether it s a jury, as in many cases, or an individual judge. look at some of the troubling language that that judge used. an urban heroin dealer. likely to have had a gun. all of the bias and bigotry and the stereotypes and collective beliefs about black people coming to a head and that judge s decision and then this policeman getting off scott free. it repeats a pattern. what we have to do is continue to underscore the fact that in ferguson in missouri in st. louis, more particularly, is manifest all the problems of this culture and as they continue to confront them, the rest of us as a nation not only look on but trying to wage war with them against some of the incense taste against black life and to protect black life when it comes to the court system of