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A black pro-Confederate flag activist, leaving a pro-flag rally in Birmingham, Alabama, dies in a car "accident".
The black female passenger who survived says they were run off the road.
Arlene Barnum
Yesterday at 11:28am ·
Anthony Hervy pinned in ., gas leaking
Arlene Barnum
Yesterday at 11:25am ·
HELP.. They after us. My vehicle inside down
Arlene Barnum shared Mediatakeout's video.
Yesterday at 11:07am ·
Oh Lord. [posting video of white guy being attacked by blacks at the rally]
It is odd. It could be as she says but odd that she's Facebook updating while upside down and while gas is leaking. "They after us" sounds like she is being chased but the car is already upside down. I wouldn't put it past that mob however to chase them.
It is odd. It could be as she says but odd that she's Facebook updating while upside down and while gas is leaking. "They after us" sounds like she is being chased but the car is already upside down. I wouldn't put it past that mob however to chase them.
Yes, odd. Nevertheless, the gentleman is dead. This story could go so many ways. Hopefully the truth will come out, at least for closure for the victim's family.
Def odd. Real odd. Tho the "New Black Panthers" of the world HATE it when a Black person leaves the "plantation" for whatever the reason. Same with la raza when a "Hispanic"; especially a dark skin Mestizo, decides to join the "anglo" world all the way.
Why was this woman posting to Facebook when the car was upside down after a rollover rather than on the phone with 911?
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