Why, when we see black people, do we so often see what isn't there?
by Leonard Pitts Jr., Tribune Content Agency
Oct 17, 2019
2 minutes
The beam from his flashlight reflects off the glass, so we can't see what he saw.
But in a sense, we don't need to see what Fort Worth police officer Aaron Dean saw to know what he saw, peering through that window. He saw something fearsome, a threat to life and limb. All this in the person of Atatiana Jefferson, a 28-year-old
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