Richard B. Muhammad

Cariol Horne is a former Buffalo, N.Y., police officer and a living example of what a righteous law enforcer looks like. In 2006, she physically intervened to stop a fellow officer—a White cop—from choking a handcuffed Black man. The White cop punched her in the face and she said she suffered a rotator cuff injury while restrained by other officers. For her heroism? She was fired. Ostracized. Punished. Read her story at straightwords.com.

Listen to "Black Resiliency and Response Three Years After Buffalo Race Massacre" on Straight Words Radio -- Defending Farrakhan.

Black Resiliency and Response Three Years After Buffalo Race Massacre by Straight Words -- Defending Farrakhan Jason R. Muhammad, student minister for the Nation of Islam mosque in Buffalo, N.Y., joined us May 13 as his city marked three year anniversary of White teen walking into super market in Black neighborhood after driving two to hours from his home.The vicious May 2022 attack at the Tops Friendly Mark...

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