The tragic murder of Mike Hickman is illustrative of a problem plaguing black neighborhoods that we've been groomed to ignore.

It's racist to discuss the self-hatred that provokes black men to cavalierly settle disagreements with gun violence.

According to approved media wisdom, the random senseless murder of black men by other black men within black communities is a proximity crime that can only be solved by money, integration, and the passionate affection of white people.

Mike Hickman would be alive today if white police officers properly loved black people.

So what Hickman's sister Jennifer, she was murdered a year ago, another victim of black on black violence in desperate need of white love.

Welcome to Fairlis with Jason Whitlock. I am Jason Whitlock, your host. Happy Monday to you and yours.

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And my take on an issue I just previewed in the cold open that I hope I get through today without getting emotional without going on forever.

But this issue is near and dear to my heart. So let's start a fire and then go from there.

The corporate media has made it taboo to discuss the cultural rot at the root of black men randomly killing each other.

So you're unlikely to see a say his name campaign focused on Mike Hickman. Hickman is unworthy of the kind of verification corporate and social media reserve for heroic black men harmed while resisting arrest.

Hickman is no George Floyd Michael Brown Dante Wright Rayshard Brooks Jacob Blake or Eric Gardner. Hickman was a father, husband, active local church member, a former running back to the University of North Texas and a little league football coach Saturday night in Lancaster, Texas and opposing coach, gun down 43 year old Mike Hickman in front of 80 P.W. football.

Following a scrimmage between players nine years and under the adult coaches engaged in an on field brawl sparked when someone kicked the ball.

Hickman attempted to pick up from the ground. According to police, Jacob Tileeb, the brother of a former NFL star, ended the melee shooting Hickman dead.

Hickman's nine year old son was one was on the field at the time. So as a key to lead, the former five time pro bowl pro bowler Super Bowl champion NFL broadcaster and brother of the alleged shooter.

The tragedy that befell Mike Hickman is illustrative of a problem plaguing black neighborhoods that we've been groomed to ignore. It's racist to discuss the self hatred that provokes black men to cavalierly settle disagreements with gun violence.

According to approved media wisdom, the random senseless murder of black men by other black men within black communities is a proximity crime that can only be solved by money, integration and the passionate affection of white people.

Mike Hickman would be alive today if white police officers properly love black people.

So what Hickman sister Jennifer last July, Jeffrey Allen Scott confessed to murdering Jennifer Hickman, a 37 year old middle school teacher, volleyball coach and mother of one daughter.

Jennifer played basketball at Texas Southern University. She earned a master's degree in education from Concordia University, Texas.

So let's do the math here within a 13 months span in separate incidents, a brother and sister who used athletics to earn college degrees and dedicated themselves to helping young people were murdered by black men, a brother and a sister murdered within 13 months of each other in separate incidents.

But we won't shout their names, their victims, approximate homicides, those murders don't matter. There are no white people to directly blame.

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