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Nia Wilson called the 18-year-old girl who was murdered in a terrible way because she was black. The teenager was last Sunday at a San Francisco train station with her sister when she was attacked by a young white man and stabbed to death.
The brutal crime led actress Anne Hathaway to denounce "White Privilege" in the United States and demand justice for Nia. "She's not a hashtag, she was a black woman and was murdered in cold blood by a white man," wrote the protagonist of "The Devil Dresses in Fashion".
"Whites – including me, including you – must incorporate at the base of our privileged bones the fact that all blacks fear for their daily lives in the United have done for generations, "he added.
John Cowell, 27, was arrested one day after the brutal murder aboard a train bound for Antioch, about 19 kilometers from Oakland Station, where he was killed Nia and hurt her sister. He had been released from prison for robbery four months ago and had been released on parole.
"It was the most cruel attack I've seen during a 30-year career," said Carlos Rojas, chief of the Bay Area Rapid Transit Police (BART). 19659002] Last Sunday, Nia was returning home with her sister Latifha when they were intercepted by Cowell, who cut their necks, without any interaction.
"I looked back and he was cleaning his knife, he was on the stairs and just watched," Lathifa told ABC 7.
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