looking at her bruised face in the mirror. She described “the one who almost killed me . . . the one who is my mother. She broke me.” She concluded, “I was neve

looking at her bruised face in the mirror. She described “the one who almost killed me . . . the one who is my mother. She broke me.” She concluded, “I was never broken. She was.” Unbelievable story, so vivid and poignant. I think this story highlights that it's not white privilege per se, but money and influence that needs scrutiny. Justice be damned.