Why I broke the rule of survival for black Americans
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I was not a trespasser, yet I still showed my ID to police. Here’s why
Riley Temple was walking his dog around his Washington, D.C., neighborhood where he has lived for the past 25 years when a confrontation with the police made him break the rule that all black people are told to obey in order to survive. Riley Temple shares his humble opinion on being made to feel like a trespasser and the legacy of slavery.
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Why I broke the rule of survival for black Americans
Clip: 9/29/2017 | 3m 33sVideo has Closed Captions
Riley Temple was walking his dog around his Washington, D.C., neighborhood where he has lived for the past 25 years when a confrontation with the police made him break the rule that all black people are told to obey in order to survive. Riley Temple shares his humble opinion on being made to feel like a trespasser and the legacy of slavery.
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