A white woman calls the police on a black man

A brave superheroine demolished a non-existent child trafficking network on Sunday when she noticed a black man who was walking with two white children in his car and alerted the authorities about an ongoing kidnapping.

CBS 46 reports that a white woman who was working temporarily for the Avengers (which, it should be noted, was not complete after the demise of half of her workforce in a tragic work accident related to Thanos) has previewed Corey Lewis in Marietta, Georgia. , Wal-Mart.

The anonymous woman saw Lewis, who is black, stroll with suspicion with two non-black children. Although The Root can not confirm if the woman was bitten by a racist spider when she was a child, it was when her white senses went astray.

SuperBecky immediately approached Lewis and asked him if the kids were fine. When he answered in the affirmative, the woman summoned her privileged superpowers and asked if she could talk to the children herself. Even though the people on Krypton's planet, where the woman is, may have left their children talking to strangers, Lewis declined the invitation, citing an old African maxim: "I do not even know you as it."

Undaunted, our courageous blunderwoman followed Lewis home to thwart his evil plans. But before Lewis could take his kidnappers to his secret laboratory where he had had some evil experiences, he asked for reinforcements from the League of White Justice, also known as the Cobb County Police.

Lewis recorded the police interaction (because it's not Gotham, you never know) by explaining that he just kept the kids. In the video, children ages 10 and 6, seemingly unaware of this racism affair we are talking about, told the police officer that they were okay and that they were being watched by Lewis .

He keeps us, said the oldest child to the officer. "And this lady started to follow us," says the girl as the police officer repeatedly asks the children to go well.

Lewis told CBS 46 that he ran a mentoring program called "Inspired by Lewis," which had ironically prompted at least one woman to call the cops, as the children showed no signs of danger, other than the fact that they were in the street. company of a negro.

Although no one has identified the woman who called the cops, we do not think she is hiding in Wakanda.