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seksyon an dezyèm nan vèsè a 3yèm, pale sou ke yo te patted desann paske li “adapte” deskripsyon an nan kriminèl la. Mwen te patted atè devan, sou bò a nan ant eta a apre yo te fin Vijini pou 3 mil, paske mwen te mete yon Beanie ak yon chanday ki te fè m 'gade tankou mwen te soti nan bò a di ankò nan vil. Pa sèlman sa, men mwen te ap kondwi granpapa m 'Impala ak papa m' nan chèz la pasaje yo, epi yo tcheke istwa nou an sou nou tit tounen soti nan magazen an Apple lokal kote mwen depoze Macbook m 'yo dwe fiks. Rele li profilage, rele li tou sa, men li te anyen men koulè a ​​nan po m '. Yon ofisye te blan, lòt la te nwa. Sa ki te m '.
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The second section of the 3rd verse, talking about being patted down because he “fits” the description of the criminal. I’ve been patted down before, on the side of the interstate after being tailed for 3 miles, because I wore a beanie and a sweatshirt that made me look like I was from the harsher side of town. Not just that, but I was driving my grandfathers Impala with my dad in the passenger seat, and they checked our stories about us heading back from the local Apple store where I dropped off my Macbook to be fixed. Call it profiling, call it whatever, but it was anything but the color of my skin. One officer was white, the other was black. That was me.