Danh ngôn của Jemele Hill
Black men constantly receive the message that they can't make it in life through using legitimate means, and the only way they gain society's respect is through the street game.
Black men constantly receive the message that they can't make it in life through using legitimate means, and the only way they gain society's respect is through the street game.
Đàn ông da đen liên tục nhận được thông điệp rằng họ không thể đạt được thành công trong cuộc sống bằng cách sử dụng các phương tiện hợp pháp và cách duy nhất để họ có được sự tôn trọng của xã hội là thông qua trò chơi đường phố.
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