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The viral story of a pool party in McKinney became the latest flashpoint in the ongoing conversation about police and race in America.
He asked me if I was going to be white my whole life. I was, of course. But because of our friendship, I’m no longer the clueless upper-middle-class kid I once was.
Jasper is still reeling one month after the city's first black police chief was fired by a majority-white city council.
