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Young Girl Cusses Out Old Lady on Marta Train In ATL… WTD?

This offends me. I don’t know why this young girl got all up in this old lady’s face while singing a SouljaBoy song… I bet SouljaBoy doesn’t speak to his grandmother like this. Seriously….

Anybody think there aren’t a lot of young people who need guidance? Think again.

Update:
**One of my colleagues informed me that this is actually old video from like a year ago or more. But I think it deserves to stay on this page. Hug a kid today! So we don’t have to see this again while riding on the metro.

The verdict is that this 25 year old woman who looks like a teen girl is bipolar. Too bad.**

http://www.wsbtv.com/news/16249105/detail.html

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Yasmin Shiraz is the President of Still Eye Rise Films, an independent production company which films educational and thought provoking documentaries that chronicle the lives, traumas and experiences of youth. Her first production, Can She Be Saved?, a documentary that examines violence among middle school girls, was an official selection of the 2009 Roxbury Film Festival and recently won a 2009 Indie Award of Merit from IndieFest. Yasmin Shiraz is the Award winning Author of Retaliation a novel about a community’s response to youth violence. In 2009, it was selected as one of the top Ten Quick Picks for Reluctant Young Adult Readers by the American Library Association. She is the author of The Blueprint for My Girls: How To Build A Life Full of Courage, Determination & Self Love (Simon and Schuster) and five other books. Her best selling “Blueprint” empowerment series is utilized as a self esteem, motivational, and educational tool at middle and high schools, after school programs, non-profit youth centers, as well as Boys and Girls Clubs throughout the country.

2 Comments for Young Girl Cusses Out Old Lady on Marta Train In ATL… WTD?

  1. Joyce E. Davis
    June 23, 2009 at 11:20 am

    That was unbelievably disturbing. I’d seen portions of this on the news when it happened a while back, but watching the entire video just made me sad and angry. There was so much wrong with that young lady. She seemed hurt – like she was lashing out at things that have been done to her that didn’t involve what was going on on the train that day. There’s a need for guidance, and also prayer. JD


  2. armchair
    May 12, 2010 at 5:11 am

    Good. I like it. It’s very good blog.



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