I don’t worry about my son.

Melissa Bear Chapel Hill, Janet Newcity, NC, Personal accountability, son, threat, Trayvon Martin, white privilege

Janet Newcity
Chapel Hill, NC

My son is the same age as Trayvon. I never am afraid that anyone will see him as a threat. This is what white privilege feels like.

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