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A boy named Mike saw a girl getting picked on by some white boys at the bus stop recently. The girl, was waiting for her bus. Mike told the boys to back off. Then Mike asked Connie if she needed a ride home. She told him that she did. When he pulled into her driveway her friends came to the car. They thought that Mike had hurt her, because she wasn’t supposed to talk to white people. Connie’s friends asked her if they should let Mike go or hurt him. Connie said, “KILL HIM.” Mike didn’t get killed but he was severely injured. After the incident Mike was rushed to a local hospital. Mike was expected to make a full recovery after a couple days.
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