fancythat
Lets say colour was involved.
Then lets not absolve someone of colour of everything.
That is a dangerous thing to do.
And as I see it, cruel to the person themselves.
Good grief.
Arday as a black person, certainly had not been "absolved of everything* by journalists pursuing the story prior to his death. To the contrary- journalists sought out primary school students from his primary school- under 11 and found one from the year below, over 30 years ago, who was in a different class, to provide comment, from memory, whether they recalled Arday had verbal skills and then print that child's 30 year old memory.
I see nothing Arday has been absolved of as a result of the colour of his skin.
There are other people involved in this chain of events that are white. In your view is it equal and fair to apply the same principle, i.e. i't is dangerous to absolve someone who is white of everything. That is a dangerous thing to do? And it would be cruel to that person?