Clint Smith 2: How to raise a black son in America

                             
TED 2015
Clint Smith 2: How to raise a black son in America (transcript)
Summary
America is a country with great economic power in the world. In the field of education, the world could see that boys and girls can receive it equally here, and the former president was a black American.  However, even currently in America, only a small thing can be a good reason to kill black American people who are not only adults but kids. Their parents still have to teach them how to grow up as black sons in America. For example, a black kid must not play in a hotel parking with soakers, hide behind cars, and they have to take off their hood when the sun goes down. They are done by white kids but black kids must not do the same things just to stay alive. They are the same kids and they have to be able to grow up safely, freely, anytime and anywhere.

"No one can be authentically human while he prevents others from being so."

Words in this story
tombstone /túmstòʊn/ gravestone
vigilante /vìdʒəlˈænṭi/ vigilante / a member of a self-appointed group of citizens who undertake law enforcement in their community without legal authority, typically because the legal agencies are thought to be inadequate.