By: Benjamin T. Greenberg

Benjamin T. Greenberg — Sun, 21 Oct 2007 02:18:20 +0000

Thanks for your comment. I have heard similar things from other Franklin County residents and from residents of other Southwest MS counties. Your comments are important, so I’m going to post them on the main page of the blog.

By: E. Anderson

E. Anderson — Fri, 19 Oct 2007 01:09:07 +0000

I have been living in Franklin County for the last 40 years,and this place is still highly racist,except now they do it through the sheriff department,and the circuit court office.Check the record of the Franklin county courts and see how many blacks are sent to prison for crimes,and then see how many whites are sent for the same crimes.White people get away with everything around here,and most of the blacks know it,but dare to speak up.This place is low down and dirty,the police stay riding in the black neighborhood but never in the white neighborhood.Whenever a white person does something,to them it’s just a misunderstanding,but when the person is black it’s different.Mostly all the white people in Franklin county are still racist,from the sheriff office to the school system to the court system.All the older white people in the county knew James Seale was still living,they just didn’t care for it was black men that got murdered,and they know of other murders that have taken place also,but they do all they can to cover it up,the bottom line is Franklin County will never change,it will always be racist.As the saying goes,the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree,in this county it’s true

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