Does the name aniah ferguson mean anything to you? If you’re lucky, the answer is no.
aniah ferguson is the 16 year old “student” (I’ll just bet she’s on the honor roll) at Erasmus Hall High School in Brooklyn, NY, who is accused of being the ringleader of four girls who brutally beat a fellow student, 15 year old Ariana Taylor, at the local McDonald’s.
A second alleged attacker escaped to Atlanta and was caught boarding a plane to Jamaica. The other two are still on the loose.
Depending on which report you read, this was, ferguson’s 5th, 6th or 7th arrest since last July, for a variety of violent activities, including stabbing her brother in the arm and punching her grandmother in the face.
Video footage of ferguson leaving the police station after being arraigned showed her with a big smile on her face. Not a care in the world, just another day in the life.
Will she be let out again? Is there any doubt she will do something violent again, probably in the very near future? Maybe permanently maim or kill someone?
Now: have you heard al sharpton, or any of the other race hustlers, proclaiming their outrage over this incident and organizing a march? Demanding that someone take this human assault weapon off the streets to protect anyone and everyone she comes in contact with?
No you have not. Because Black aniah ferguson doesn’t matter. Her Black family doesn’t matter. The Black people she hangs with don’t matter. The Black people she simply comes in contact with don’t matter.
See, this was Black on Black crime. There is no realistic way to make it a racial incident. No phony witness to lie about “hands up don’t shoot”. Just a Black life that appears to be devoid of any value, other than threatening other Black lives.
I would, at this point, remind you of what I think about the “Black Lives Matter” protests and their real motivation. But I give you enough credit to assume you already know.
