After slavery was abolished, certain states, specifically Louisiana had implemented non-unanimous juries. This was undeniably a white supremacist law, I shall quote “Our mission was… to establish the supremacy of the white race in this State.” - Louisiana lawmakers, 1898. A couple years ago the U.S. Supreme Court declared non-unanimous juries to be unconstitutional in Ramos v. Louisiana, which also brought the practice to an end in Oregon.
It was keisha that told Ms. Nell she didn't want to be in the same place as keke. So, how is it Mel's fault 🙄 When Mel told keke, she couldn't have her release information about the show before it aired made sense. Now it's Mel's fault for reserving the show she started. But note. Nine if the cast members got together to remove Martell from the show and he was literally stalking Mel. Not one person reached out or helped her, Mel, but showed their loyalty to Martell, the narcissistic demon that was trying to destroy Mel and his children. It almost worked, but his kids told about the horrible corporal punishment he was using against them. I will never understand how a woman that gave her husband 5 years to stop cheating but he told her she should accept his cheating because that's what men do. Mel didn't accept it and got a divorce and it seems everyone especially the women on the cast. They all seem to hate the fact that Mel, unlike them, didn't want to be a doormat, and they held that against her. You're a country woman and she should let Martell cheat even though she's raising girls. What decent woman wants a man to teach her girls that this is what a man should do when they get one. Mel's
