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01644 Re: Worth Reposting
   clo [b]Do you think that also applies to McCulloch?[/b] ...did McC... 		ribit   FFFT3   25 Aug 2014
 12:37 AM
01638 Re: Worth Reposting
   clo, I have actually worked with a few black folks who were not prejud... 		DGpeddler   FFFT3   24 Aug 2014
 11:49 PM
01634 Re: Worth Reposting
   Clo: That may be true due to the prejudice they faced growing up.... 		killthecat   FFFT3   24 Aug 2014
 10:00 PM

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Re: Worth Reposting

By: clo in FFFT3
Sun, 24 Aug 14 9:54 PM
Msg. 01633 of 65535
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Under your criteria, probably no Black person could be Attorney General for all Americans.
Keep in mind, most have family 'roots' as slaves...

Do you think that also applies to McCulloch?

Background of prosecutor in Ferguson case has some questioning probe's credibility

FERGUSON, Mo. - The Missouri prosecutor overseeing an investigation into the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown has deep family roots among police: his father, mother, brother, uncle and cousin all worked for St. Louis' police department,

and his father was killed while responding to a call involving a black suspect. 

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But at the time,

McCulloch said his father's 1964 shooting by a black man at a public housing complex 
was an "incredibly irrelevant facet" as he sought to "make sure everybody gets a full and fair hearing." McCulloch was 12 when his father was killed.

complete article:
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/background-of-prosecutor-in-ferguson-case-has-some-suspicious-of-bias/


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