Judicial System and Societal Norms

The transcript discusses a controversial act where a woman kisses a black man, defying societal norms. It highlights the biased assumptions held by witnesses in a courtroom setting, challenging the stereotypes about Negroes. The narrative defends a Negro man against false accusations, emphasizing the role of courts as equalizers in upholding justice and integrity.

What societal norm did the woman violate?

• She refused to marry.

• She spoke against the government.

• She kissed a black man.

• She left her family.

What was the immediate consequence of her action?

• She was celebrated.

• She faced societal backlash.

• She was ignored.

• She was rewarded.

What did the witnesses expect from the court?

• To dismiss the case.

• To accept their biased testimony.

• To be impartial.

• To be skeptical.

What assumption about black people is challenged?

• They are all educated.

• They are all dishonest.

• They are all wealthy.

• They are all powerful.

What did the black man feel for the white woman?

• Anger

• Indifference

• Fear

• Compassion

Who is suggested to be guilty in the courtroom?

• The jury

• The real perpetrator

• The judge

• The defendant

What role do courts play in society according to the speaker?

• They are corrupt.

• They are ineffective.

• They are the great levelers.

• They are biased.

What is the speaker's belief about the judicial system?

• It is a flawed ideal.

• It is a living reality.

• It is a distant dream.

• It is a failed system.