Daily News | Heroic Lehigh Valley Lyft driver shows us what antiracism really looks like
On Tuesday, I called one of my many cousins who lives in Buffalo, N.Y., to check in.
She’s right: A lot of folks walk around with bottled-up animosity against people of color, just like the alleged shooter. He spelled it out in a 180-word screed cosigning a white supremacist ideology known as Then he reiterated his request that she and her companion exit his vehicle. The other man began swearing and threatened Bode. The Lyft driver called them racist, and the man responded by calling Bode an N-word lover.Bode posted about his experience on Facebook, writing, “This is the way it should be everywhere, every time. I shouldn’t be ‘the guy’ who did it or said it … we should all be that person. Speak up if you’re uncomfortable with it because it makes them uncomfortable, as they should be.
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