# data[].attributes.headline
I feel that race still plays a big part not only here but in the us more so down south the reason why i think this is because when a white police officer pulls over a black person that when race plays a big part in today either they get shot or they arrest them for a reason that they didnt do. another reason why i feel that race still plays a big part in todays world is because Societies use race to establish and justify systems of power, privilege disenfranchisement and oppression. American Anthropological Association states that "the 'racial' worldview was invented to assign some groups to perpetual low status, while others were permitted access to privilege, of any race or color.    Jared 

# data[].attributes.subject
I feel that race still plays a big part not only here but in the us more so down south the reason why i think this is because when a white police officer pulls over a black person that when race plays a big part in today either they get shot or they arrest them for a reason that they didnt do. another reason why i feel that race still plays a big part in todays world is because Societies use race to establish and justify systems of power, privilege disenfranchisement and oppression. American Anthropological Association states that "the 'racial' worldview was invented to assign some groups to perpetual low status, while others were permitted access to privilege, of any race or color.    Jared 

# data[].attributes.body
Walter McMillan did not get a fair trail cause race played a big part. Yes because there was only one jury. Yes I do believe race play's a part in the criminal justice today cause African Americans are getting racially profiled still to this day. 80% of African Americans are getting racially profiled. this happens all around California and the world
Eli
tyson

# data[].attributes.headline
We do not believe that Walter McMillian was given a fair trial. His race does play a part in Walter's trial because he was a person of color. As of today, race definitely still plays a part in the Criminal Justice system today by around 60% of the time. The United States as a whole and not just in one city. 

# data[].attributes.subject
We do not believe that Walter McMillian was given a fair trial. His race does play a part in Walter's trial because he was a person of color. As of today, race definitely still plays a part in the Criminal Justice system today by around 60% of the time. The United States as a whole and not just in one city. 

# data[].attributes.body
- Stephanie
- Niomie

# data[].attributes.headline
Walter case wasn't fair because he shouldn't have been in chains. Race also played a part in the trial. Race plays a part in some of the cases today because you can get accused because of your race. -Cedric -Bryce Benson

# data[].attributes.subject
Walter case wasn't fair because he shouldn't have been in chains. Race also played a part in the trial. Race plays a part in some of the cases today because you can get accused because of your race. -Cedric -Bryce Benson

# data[].attributes.body
I believe race still plays a major part in the Criminal Justice System. There is a possibility that it does occur more than one would hope to believe in the area. Racial profiling has a role in arrests that then spiral into something bigger. Almost 100 million traffic stops were conducted between 2011 and 2017. From that data, minorities were pulled over more frequently based of less evidence of crimes than white drivers.

# data[].attributes.headline
No, he was not given a fair trial and yes i do think that race played part of Walters trial. Again yes I do think that in the system today there still is a race thing going on most likely in places like the south.  Amaya, luis

# data[].attributes.subject
No, he was not given a fair trial and yes i do think that race played part of Walters trial. Again yes I do think that in the system today there still is a race thing going on most likely in places like the south.  Amaya, luis

# data[].attributes.body
1. No, he did not get a fair trial and I think that race played a big part in this case.
2. I don't think that race plays a big part in the criminal justice system today.
-Jayden
-Ryan

# data[].attributes.body
Walter McMillians trial was not fair at all. there was a great amount of evidence that should have supported him but ended up not. there ended up being tape recordings later on proving his inocent

i believe that the criminal justice system today does not involve race whatsoever but a couple of years ago it would'nt be the case at all unfortunately.

# data[].attributes.body
Walter wasn't given a fair trial since the jury was made up of mostly white people who wanted to get done with the trial quickly. Now, race in the Criminal Justice system doesn't really affect the system since this country is mixed in race, making it harder for what happened to Walter to happen now. Gio, Anthony

# data[].attributes.body
1. Walter McMillan was not given a fair trial. Race definitely played a part in it with the all-white jury trial against him. Also, his lawyers were absolutely no help and weren't even fighting for Walter given basically no evidence, or fight when Ralph Myers made up his stories.
2. Race still plays a part in our justice system today in America. I think it's about over 60% all over America race changes the minds of the justice system which is a super racial stereotype and gives no fair trial to the people who could have not committed the crime.
Mike & Johna

# data[].attributes.body
We believe that Walter McMillian was not given a fair trial. Race did seem to be involved due to his racial sexual feuds with a white woman. This played a big role in the outcome of Walter's trial. In present, race doesn't seem to play parts of the Criminal Justice System. Some countries may be different but as the whole US,  it is not a issue.
-Nathan
-Sadie

# data[].attributes.body
it was good

# data[].attributes.headline
That was not a fair trial , yes race played a part in Walter's trail and it played out for how his son was acting and how the cops reacted to his son yes I think race still plays a part of 75% of what happens. Mostly in the south is where race is bad. - Aalinah, Silas 

# data[].attributes.subject
That was not a fair trial , yes race played a part in Walter's trail and it played out for how his son was acting and how the cops reacted to his son yes I think race still plays a part of 75% of what happens. Mostly in the south is where race is bad. - Aalinah, Silas 

# data[].attributes.body
We think Walter was not given a fair trial cause it was more on I think instead of finding facts. We think race played a part in his case but in the system today we don't think race would play a big part.
-AJ
-Kayden

# data[].attributes.headline
#1 It was not a fair trial because it was just not a normal trial. #2 There was no race played.#3 We think that criminal Justice is fair -Jacob and Nate

# data[].attributes.subject
#1 It was not a fair trial because it was just not a normal trial. #2 There was no race played.#3 We think that criminal Justice is fair -Jacob and Nate

# data[].attributes.headline
We think that Walter's trial was unfair. We also think that race does take part in the criminal justice system and we would say its about 78%. We also said that this takes place everywhere in the world.  -Amreen and Sophia

# data[].attributes.subject
We think that Walter's trial was unfair. We also think that race does take part in the criminal justice system and we would say its about 78%. We also said that this takes place everywhere in the world.  -Amreen and Sophia

# data[].attributes.body
I don't think he was given a fair trial because i think everyone who wanted him convicted was there, meaning it was one-sided. Yes i think race did play a part in the case and i think race still plays a part in most cases today all over the country.
Luke and Anthony

# data[].attributes.body
I do not think he was given a fair trial based of the jury. I think raced played a big factor in the jury's decision to convict Walter. Today I don't think race place a part in the Criminal Justice system today because people and jury's are now changed.
-Justin
-Trace