Christian Cooper, the black man who recorded a disturbing confrontation with a white woman in New York City’s Central Park, said he accepts her apology but pointed out that the incident is part of a much deeper problem of racism in the United States that must be addressed. Cooper was bird watching on
Christian Cooper, the black man who recorded a disturbing confrontation with a white woman in New York City’s Central Park, said he accepts her apology but pointed out that the incident is part of a much deeper problem of racism in the United States that must be addressed.
In the now-viral video, the confrontation can be seen heating up quickly as Amy Cooper says she's going to call the police on Christian Cooper and that she's going to say,"There's an African American man threatening my life." Christian Cooper is a Harvard graduate, a pioneering comic book writer and biomedical editor for Health Science Communications. But that doesn’t matter in this situation, his sister said.
“I do accept her apology,” Christian Cooper said. “I think it’s a first step. I think she’s gotta do some reflection on what happened because up until the moment when she made that statement … it was just a conflict between a birder and a dog walker, and then she took it to a very dark place. I think she’s gotta sort of examine why and how that happened.”“It’s not really about her and her poor judgement in a snap second,” he said.
Christian Cooper doubled down on his previous calls to end what Amy Cooper has described as death threats against her.
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