@AnthonyCumia Support for the Compound app apparently went away as soon as the merger was signed. Now we're forced to pay the https://t.co/CXJiarSW7a subscription price just to get Ant's show, which is the only one worth watching on that network.
2019. Personal injury attorney Jasmine Crockett claims that she decided to go into law after being the victim of "a hate crime or two."
Crockett claims that she received hate mail and that her friends' cars were keyed with the N word. She claims that her college called Johnnie Cochran's law firm and that the lawyer assigned to her inspired her to get into law.
A newspaper in Tennessee looked into the claims and found zero evidence of any of it. Cochran's firm didn't respond to requests for info and Crockett's school Rhodes College had no record of the incidents. No police reports, no record of hiring lawyers. Crockett herself has said that she can't remember the lawyer's name who inspired her to make the life changing decision.
In a different version of the story, Crockett claimed that she originally was going to be an anesthesiologist until an "advocate" helped her get through those terrible hate crimes she experienced in college.
Hopefully the Democrat party keeps putting her forward.