welcome to bright part news daily

started off of gratitude monday and then went right into a horrible story in Charlotte.

But honestly, one of the reasons why we have to do Gratitude Monday is so that we can best

talk through the horrors of stories like this. Out of Charlotte,

and it's not getting any attention on the lame stream,

but it's extremely important to our country,

and hopefully attorney point.

I don't even want to start off this way.

I was going to start up this way talking about an image, but it's not an image.

It's more than that.

I apologize.

Let me cut right to the story.

No intro needed.

Irina Zarutska, refugee from Ukraine, beautiful young, 23-year-old woman.

She got on a train in Charlotte, North Carolina, at 9.46 p.m. on a Friday night.

She wasn't dressed like a model, if you've ever seen her picture. She's like model pictures.

She wasn't dressed like a model at

the time she was getting off of a shift at work at the pizza parlor that she works in and she got on

the train she was looking at her phone with headphones in and she just got on and sat in a seat

did not notice did not look at, did not acknowledge, maybe didn't even know

that there was a giant black man sitting behind her in a hoodie.

Now, if she did and if she changed her behavior in any way, then she'd be super racist.

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