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I am Alfonso Jones
Alfonso Jones, a young bike messenger from Harlem, becomes the tragic focal point of a narrative exploring racial tensions and societal injustices. Introduced alongside a diverse cast, Alfonso’
von Tyler Walcott Vor 4 Jahren
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Danetta had to watch Alfonso die right in front of her, once word got out on how a cop shot a 15 kid that didn't even have a weapon on him. People got enraged and started protesting for Alfonso news reporters were everywhere trying to get information about what happened that day.
The cops that killed Alfonso didn't get arrested which sparked even more outrage which caused more BLM protests to happen and continue. As all this is happening Alfonso sprit hasn't rested because there was no justice served, so his soul can't rest in peace.
Alfonso opens his eyes in confusion to see that he is on a subway train, seeing other black people around him. Alfonso says "where am I?" "Your dead my mellow" says Scobie. All the people around Alfonso are other black people that have died because of there skin colour.
The names of each of them are Scobie, Amadou Diallo, Eleanor Bumpurs, and Anthony Baez. Alfonso asked them "what happened to you guy" "we're here for the same reason why you're here" says Amadou. each one of them talks about how they died and there was no justice and there killers never got arrested.
It starts off with Alfonso riding his bike though Harlem streets as a bike messenger. When he gets back home for dinner, after that Alfonso goes to bed for school.
At school Alfonso talks with his friends, goes to band practice, makes deliveries, and gets his messenger money.
The Ghost train
Alfonso's house
