✍ Scribed by Jamie Doiley
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
In this installment of Jamie Doiley's poetry for black people, two issues are examined. First, cops shooting black men and second, cops pulling over black men in their cars.
These poems are typical of Jamie's style, making a statement while giving you the blow by blow replay of unfettered realism. As usual, and as we've come to expect from this up and coming poet, there are no punches pulled.
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