Everyone is equal before the law; discrimination is already a harmful act, and when it happens to children, it is entirely unacceptable and requires appropriate punishment.
This story is both inspiring and heartbreaking. Alice’s strength in facing that racist cop head-on, especially in front of her daughter, is a powerful reminder of the courage it takes to stand up for what's right, even in the face of such raw intimidation. The way she held herself, refusing to back down or show fear, is exactly the kind of resilience we need to see more often. People like Officer Copeland, who use their power to belittle and harm others, embody a much larger issue in our society. But Alice’s refusal to be silenced sends a clear message that enough is enough. I can only imagine what a valuable lesson her daughter, Sara, learned that day - that we have to stand up, even if it's terrifying, for our dignity and humanity. This story is about so much more than just one incident. It highlights the importance of standing together and pushing back against those who think they can get away with abuse of power. May we all have the courage Alice had in that moment.
Wow, you absolutely captured the depth and intensity of Alice's journey! Her unwavering strength in such a terrifying moment, especially with her daughter watching, really does serve as a call to action. It’s powerful how you highlighted not only the personal impact on Sara but also the broader message-that Alice’s stand is symbolic for all of us. Imagine the ripple effect of that moment, the strength it must have ignited in everyone witnessing it, including us as viewers. What a lesson in bravery and resilience! Do you think this story will inspire people to step up against injustices in their own lives? I’d love to hear your thoughts on how we, too, can bring this same courage into our world.
Great story,,my husband was in law enforcement, and most. Cops have a power attitude which is so wrong that they don't do there jobs correctly tly. This video proves it,I am glad she followed it thru,,great story!
The resilience Alice showed for her daughter is beyond inspiring. How do you think you would handle a situation like this? Would you stand up and fight back too?
*Alice Dixon is a symbol of bravery! Her actions send a strong message about standing up against prejudice and injustice. Incredible storytelling that brings out every emotion-can’t wait to see more content like this! 🔥👊🏽*
Man to man is so unjust. Power belongs to God .Alice is a fighter and that is what most of us should display when faced with people like Officer Copeland .
Thank you for this story! It shows us that even when facing discrimination, we can be strong and united to fight back. Alice is truly a role model for everyone.
This story really hits home. My father was in law enforcement, and it’s true - some officers let their power go to their heads. Proud of her for standing up for herself and her daughter!
Listening from Auburn, PA. No one, no matter the color of their skin, should have to encounter or endure the aggressive, malicious, disrespect all because of the color of their skin. Color is only skin deep and without the outer skin we are all the same: human.
The bravery Alice showed in the face of injustice is beyond words. She's a true role model, not only for her daughter but for all of us who believe in standing up for what’s right
Almost something similar like that happened to me on July 8, 2024. It was by my postal worker a woman and she saying her name is Miss Johnson. She hit me in my face and gave me a concussion. I have a $17,000 medical bill that I cannot pay the police and the postmaster told her to lie and said that I spit on her and now I have a phony background can’t get a job. I’m 59 years old. I have three grown children And I’ve been married to their father all three of my children’s father for 40 years. I don’t understand what is going on, but I know I don’t like it. They lied on me. She lied on me and the police on me and I can’t get a lawyer and I don’t understand why, where is my justice? I am a human being too here in Chicago Illinois everywhere I go people lie on me and I don’t know why. 2:58
Alice was an amazing lady and smart to and I am glad she knew her rights to thanks for sharing I am watching from New York❤❤❤🙏🙏Thank God she stood her ground 🙏🙏❤️
Wow, she was so brave to stand up for herself right in front of her daughter! 👏💪 What do you all think about how she reacted? Would you do the same if you were in her shoes? Share your thoughts!
Absolutely! The way she held her ground with such strength, especially knowing her daughter was watching, is truly inspiring. It’s like she was showing Sara-right there and then-that no one should ever have the power to make us feel small or helpless. Standing up like that takes an incredible amount of courage. Honestly, I wonder if we’d all have that same strength in such a moment. Would you? Or do you think it’s something that’s built up from facing life’s challenges like she did? I’d love to hear everyone’s take on this!
When Mr Owen's visited her the 1st time she could have offer him some water or a cup of coffee for him to refused though, did you forgot to put that in your story ,I would have full respect for Alice for all Owen's are doing for her ,just wondering, good job anyway
I confused all the officers has no concern for there family only support their coworkers who has no concern for his coworkers just his own opinion feeling stupid
I get what you mean-the whole situation with the officers is frustrating. It’s like they’re all so focused on covering for each other that they lose sight of the real impact on families, both theirs and others’. Instead of protecting and serving, they’re protecting themselves, even when it goes against what’s right. Makes you wonder if they ever stop to think about the bigger picture or how they’d feel if their own families were on the other side of that kind of power. Do you think they’re even aware of the harm they’re causing, or are they just so wrapped up in their roles that they can’t see beyond them?
Poor officer Copeland you had a lot of complaints of your actions those people straight out. Exposed you to the judge and other listeners .in court .I know you felt like a dead rat that got caught and died in silence on that rat trap that kills people of your low down. Of your no good kind
This story is both uplifting and deeply moving. 🌟 Alice’s bravery in confronting that racist cop, especially with her daughter watching, showcases the immense courage it takes to stand firm against oppression. The way she maintained her composure, refusing to cower or show weakness, speaks volumes about her strength. Her resilience is exactly what we need more of today. People like Officer Copeland, who misuse their power to intimidate and demean others, represent a broader, troubling reality in society. But Alice’s defiance was a powerful statement: enough is enough. 💬 It’s inspiring to think about the life lesson her daughter, Sara, must have absorbed that day - to never let fear silence you when fighting for your self-worth and humanity. This moment goes beyond a single incident; it underscores the vital need for collective action and solidarity against the misuse of authority. Let’s hope we all find the same courage Alice demonstrated when it matters most. ✊
Absolutely, Alice! Sending blessings to Sara, Mr. Owens, and everyone involved. This truly warms my heart. Thank you for sharing this, Sandra from Seattle!
What amazes me about these stories is that the people around who witness won't speak up. Has the Police Dept slump.to a new low, targeting a lone black woman with a child in a park. When will the hate end.
.. It's Very Important 🤣🤣.. That We AS COMMUNITY'S Citizen's Know Our RIGHTS.. And Should Not Allow Anyone To Demise Such Right's.. Do You Understand & Agree 👍💯%age???
It’s a great story but why is the word “,lives “pronounced differently .The video shows the woman hitting the officer instead of the other way around.I’m happy that justice was done ,thanks to Mr Owens and all those who supported her .
Everyone is equal before the law; discrimination is already a harmful act, and when it happens to children, it is entirely unacceptable and requires appropriate punishment.
This story is both inspiring and heartbreaking. Alice’s strength in facing that racist cop head-on, especially in front of her daughter, is a powerful reminder of the courage it takes to stand up for what's right, even in the face of such raw intimidation. The way she held herself, refusing to back down or show fear, is exactly the kind of resilience we need to see more often. People like Officer Copeland, who use their power to belittle and harm others, embody a much larger issue in our society. But Alice’s refusal to be silenced sends a clear message that enough is enough. I can only imagine what a valuable lesson her daughter, Sara, learned that day - that we have to stand up, even if it's terrifying, for our dignity and humanity. This story is about so much more than just one incident. It highlights the importance of standing together and pushing back against those who think they can get away with abuse of power. May we all have the courage Alice had in that moment.
Wow, you absolutely captured the depth and intensity of Alice's journey! Her unwavering strength in such a terrifying moment, especially with her daughter watching, really does serve as a call to action. It’s powerful how you highlighted not only the personal impact on Sara but also the broader message-that Alice’s stand is symbolic for all of us. Imagine the ripple effect of that moment, the strength it must have ignited in everyone witnessing it, including us as viewers. What a lesson in bravery and resilience! Do you think this story will inspire people to step up against injustices in their own lives? I’d love to hear your thoughts on how we, too, can bring this same courage into our world.
Bravo, Alice for fighting not only for yourself, daughter but for the rest of people facing assault and abuse under racism
Yes Alice, congratulates to you for staying your grounds. We should all learn self defense 💯💯💯💯💯👌🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾💪🏾💪🏾❤❤❤❤🫂🫂
Alice is resilient in protecting her
Rights and herself and daughter
Funny how some people think they can abuse their power without consequences. Guess it’s about time they get a reality check!
Absolutely, Alice! Blessings to her, Sara, and Mr. Owens. This story brings such warmth to my heart. Thank you for sharing, Sandra from Seattle!
Great story,,my husband was in law enforcement, and most. Cops have a power attitude which is so wrong that they don't do there jobs correctly tly. This video proves it,I am glad she followed it thru,,great story!
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The resilience Alice showed for her daughter is beyond inspiring. How do you think you would handle a situation like this? Would you stand up and fight back too?
*Alice Dixon is a symbol of bravery! Her actions send a strong message about standing up against prejudice and injustice. Incredible storytelling that brings out every emotion-can’t wait to see more content like this! 🔥👊🏽*
Amen love it.
Man to man is so unjust. Power belongs to God .Alice is a fighter and that is what most of us should display when faced with people like Officer Copeland .
Absolutely, life can be so unfair, but faith and resilience are key. Alice truly embodies that fighting spirit. What would you do in her situation?
what an amazing lady. god bless her
He slapped you for goodness sake.
Alice was a brave warrior and who stood her ground to help other victims of racist policemen❤😊
Congratulations keep standing up for your rights
Thank you for this story! It shows us that even when facing discrimination, we can be strong and united to fight back. Alice is truly a role model for everyone.
As they said in the 60s right on alice god bless her and god bless sara and mr owens my heart is warm thank you fo= sharing this sandra seattle wa
This story really hits home. My father was in law enforcement, and it’s true - some officers let their power go to their heads. Proud of her for standing up for herself and her daughter!
Listening from Auburn, PA.
No one, no matter the color of their skin, should have to encounter or endure the aggressive, malicious, disrespect all because of the color of their skin. Color is only skin deep and without the outer skin we are all the same: human.
The bravery Alice showed in the face of injustice is beyond words. She's a true role model, not only for her daughter but for all of us who believe in standing up for what’s right
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Watching from St. Louis MO. I truly enjoyed the way Alice stood up against injustice.❤
She stood her ground but in a safe manner ❤ your courage
A good one! Watching from, Philippines
I would too!!!
Almost something similar like that happened to me on July 8, 2024. It was by my postal worker a woman and she saying her name is Miss Johnson. She hit me in my face and gave me a concussion. I have a $17,000 medical bill that I cannot pay the police and the postmaster told her to lie and said that I spit on her and now I have a phony background can’t get a job. I’m 59 years old. I have three grown children And I’ve been married to their father all three of my children’s father for 40 years. I don’t understand what is going on, but I know I don’t like it. They lied on me. She lied on me and the police on me and I can’t get a lawyer and I don’t understand why, where is my justice? I am a human being too here in Chicago Illinois everywhere I go people lie on me and I don’t know why. 2:58
Watching from Miami Florida
❤😊Alice was a brave warrior who stood up against racist officers.
Is soldiers heartening to see that we have police officers like this
Bravo to young lady happy for you
Thank GOD for this 🙏!!!
God bless you
Good job Alice
It's strong girl ❤
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Alice was an amazing lady and smart to and I am glad she knew her rights to thanks for sharing I am watching from New York❤❤❤🙏🙏Thank God she stood her ground 🙏🙏❤️
Watching from Guyana 🇬🇾, South America.
We learn every day. Know your rights. Don't suffer in silence
Wow, she was so brave to stand up for herself right in front of her daughter! 👏💪 What do you all think about how she reacted? Would you do the same if you were in her shoes? Share your thoughts!
Absolutely! The way she held her ground with such strength, especially knowing her daughter was watching, is truly inspiring. It’s like she was showing Sara-right there and then-that no one should ever have the power to make us feel small or helpless. Standing up like that takes an incredible amount of courage. Honestly, I wonder if we’d all have that same strength in such a moment. Would you? Or do you think it’s something that’s built up from facing life’s challenges like she did? I’d love to hear everyone’s take on this!
nobody has the right to slap woman..
the sentence
As a Veteran, I would have done the same thing! Mother lioness protecting her cub!
Too drawn out
When Mr Owen's visited her the 1st time she could have offer him some water or a cup of coffee for him to refused though, did you forgot to put that in your story ,I would have full respect for Alice for all Owen's are doing for her ,just wondering, good job anyway
Kop ask 4 it,,now her daughter have something to go on
watching from Jamaica good story good must prevail
I confused all the officers has no concern for there family only support their coworkers who has no concern for his coworkers just his own opinion feeling stupid
I get what you mean-the whole situation with the officers is frustrating. It’s like they’re all so focused on covering for each other that they lose sight of the real impact on families, both theirs and others’. Instead of protecting and serving, they’re protecting themselves, even when it goes against what’s right. Makes you wonder if they ever stop to think about the bigger picture or how they’d feel if their own families were on the other side of that kind of power. Do you think they’re even aware of the harm they’re causing, or are they just so wrapped up in their roles that they can’t see beyond them?
Right on, Alice! Bless her, Sara, and Mr. Owens. This warms my heart. Thanks for sharing, Sandra, Seattle.
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Greensboro NC
Poor officer Copeland you had a lot of complaints of your actions those people straight out. Exposed you to the judge and other listeners .in court .I know you felt like a dead rat that got caught and died in silence on that rat trap that kills people of your low down. Of your no good kind
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Thanks for sharing a beautiful story.
Go girl go and keep going yes❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
You are a blessing lady and strong lady ❤❤❤blessing blessing 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Mark I know you. Hate Alice kicked. Your sick behind in front of her. Daughter wow
100 💯 absolutely
Not power...cowardice...foolishness
This story is both uplifting and deeply moving. 🌟 Alice’s bravery in confronting that racist cop, especially with her daughter watching, showcases the immense courage it takes to stand firm against oppression. The way she maintained her composure, refusing to cower or show weakness, speaks volumes about her strength. Her resilience is exactly what we need more of today. People like Officer Copeland, who misuse their power to intimidate and demean others, represent a broader, troubling reality in society. But Alice’s defiance was a powerful statement: enough is enough.
💬 It’s inspiring to think about the life lesson her daughter, Sara, must have absorbed that day - to never let fear silence you when fighting for your self-worth and humanity. This moment goes beyond a single incident; it underscores the vital need for collective action and solidarity against the misuse of authority. Let’s hope we all find the same courage Alice demonstrated when it matters most. ✊
Absolutely, Alice! Sending blessings to Sara, Mr. Owens, and everyone involved. This truly warms my heart. Thank you for sharing this, Sandra from Seattle!
NO Senor your some kind of villian???
Listening to this heartening narration in Kathmandu Nepal and enjoying. Thank you.
Go girl 🎉 ❤ 💞❤️🔥 43:09
I love this somebody has to doit it is getting out of hand.❤
What amazes me about these stories is that the people around who witness won't speak up. Has the Police Dept slump.to a new low, targeting a lone black woman with a child in a park. When will the hate end.
I can't stop watching, so interesting!
I know, right? This video is such a masterpiece! What part caught your attention the most?
She was an amazing lady and smart to and I am glad she knew her rights to thanks for sharing I am watching from Nee York❤❤❤🙏🙏
Awesome!!!! Respect . AAAMEN
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A great story.
Watching from Houston Tx
.. BLACK Sister.. Can't Take Discrimination Actions'.Anymore, From Community Police 🚓🚨 Officer's... Do You Understand ??
.. It's Very Important 🤣🤣.. That We AS COMMUNITY'S Citizen's Know Our RIGHTS.. And Should Not Allow Anyone To Demise Such Right's.. Do You Understand & Agree 👍💯%age???
...We Should Always Be Of Help To Other's.. Who Don't Have Strength 😜🙏.. To Fight.. For Themselves 🤬🙏 JAH CEMENTING LOVE 💞 & Blessings 🙏 JAH Love 💝!!
❤😅🎉 Alice whatever a great story
Enjoyed😊
I’m watching from Richmond Virginia
Enjoyed the story.
These racist stories you need to use your imaginations because even if they traced her to know she is living and working how did they get her phone #
This storyline novel is so-so funny as ever!😂
my people I love men or woman who could always hrfends themself
It’s a great story but why is the word “,lives “pronounced differently .The video shows the woman hitting the officer instead of the other way around.I’m happy that justice was done ,thanks to Mr Owens and all those who supported her .
Who did he think he was.
What happened to the Police Officer who was harrassing Alice? That's right DON'T MENTION ANYTHING ABOUT HIM 😮...
GOOD ONE NOT !!!!!!!!!! 👎
Nimrod is the first blackman, all the works of a GREAT CREATING GOD. So racism is real stupidity.
The police officer had no respect for that little child so sad
Total injudtice, racism to the fullest. We have some in Guyana
East Stroudsburg pa 18301 proud of sara because she did not run
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Interesting
This story is far to to long interi.ng but too long