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Tasha Hill’s Assailant A FREE MAN After Serving 43 Days

Posted on 16 December 2010. Tags: abuse, adult, African-American, altercation, anger, anxiety, AskDrO.com, assault, behavior, black, blog, change, charges, cheating, child, children, conflict, Cracker Barrel, D.owens, daughter, depression, detail, Dr. O, fault, forgive, forgiveness, free, guilty, Hill, incarcerate, incident, injustice, innocent, jail, logical, man, men, misdemeanor, misled, months, mother, obsessive, out of control, owens, parent, plea, police, prejudiced, pressure, prison, racial, racist, relationships, release, restaurant, sentence, sentencing, served, sheriff, six, size, skills, system, Tasha, Tashawnea Hill, trade, trial, Troy Dale West, unconscious, unfair, walking, warning, White, woman, women, work

In late October, AskDrO.com covered the story on Tashawnea Hill, a Black woman who was beaten by a White man outside of a Cracker Barrel restaurant after allegedly spitting in his face. Hill, who is a mother and an Army reservist, was punched in the face and kicked as she was called racial epithets. As [...]

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Modern Day Lynching: Leave Cam Newton Alone

Posted on 04 December 2010. Tags: abuse, African-American, anger, anxiety, arrest, AskDrO.com, athlete, Auburn University, behavior, black, blog, Cam Newton, character, cheating, children, college, controversy, convict, criminal, D.owens, deception, depression, disorder, Dr. O, education, excellence, fathers, fault, Flordia, football, forgive, forgiveness, Gators, greatness, hate, Heisman trophy, injustice, lying, lynching, male, men, misled, NCAA, out of control, owens, parents, player, racial profiling, Racism, record, Reggie Bush, relationships, scandal, scenario, scheme, skills, Sports, stolen, Tim Tebow, trophy, University of Florida, Urban Meyer, warning, Whites, wrongdoing

Racism is still alive and well, ESPECIALLY in sports and educational settings. After decades of proving to the masses that “we have a voice too”, we still don’t get the credit we deserve. Our abilities are downplayed to look like “anyone can do that”, and when we do finally reach a “peak”, more than half [...]

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Posted in Family, Mental Health, Racism, Relationships, School, Sports, Uncategorized, What's HotComments (3)