The C.O.W.S. Alice Sebold’s LUCKY Part 4 #AnthonyBroadwater #BlackMaleRapist

The Context of White Supremacy hosts the fourth study session on Alice Sebold’s LUCKY. Sebold is a White Woman and celebrated author of fiction. Incidentally, Sebold has penned other best selling books about rape. LUCKY was published in 1999 and reportedly details the trauma of Sebold being raped by a black male in Syracuse, New York. Anthony Broadwater steadfastly maintained his innocence. However, Sebold selected him as her attacker, and Broadwater was convicted. Apparently, he was punished for not admitting that he raped Sebold. Broadwater served 16 years for the crime, before being exonerated. Sebold offered a lame apology, and plans to transform LUCKY into a major motion picture have been canceled. During last week’s session, Sebold shared a poem she penned about lynching her “Negro” rapist. This White Woman hopes to castrate, slice out tongues and gouge out eyeballs. It is impossible to imagine White people condoning torturous violence against any White person for any reason. While pining for revenge, Sebold sees a random black person upon her return to Syracuse campus. She immediately fingers him as the rapist. Campus security is notified, and a White badge-wearing brute uses his “nigger knocker” on a trio of random black males. We’re asked to believe that the White officer’s niece was “gang raped” – which is why he’s so fired up to catch this criminal. Sebold acknowledges this beating was “wrong” because none of these black males was her rapist.