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In the ], '''black rage''' refers to a purported psychological phenomena and ] proposed, but not used, for the ] ] ]. Ferguson's lawyers argued that he should not be held ] ], for ]s which broke the ], because he was overcome with ] at ]'s ] ] against ]s. Ferguson rejected the advice of his lawyer and represented himself, arguing instead that he was completely innocent; he was found ]y and ]. |
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Black rage was first proposed by black psychologists William Grier and Price Cobbs in their book ''Black Rage'' (ISBN 1579103499). Grier and Cobbs argue that black people living in a racist, white supremacist society are psychologically damaged by the effects of racist oppression. This damage causes black people to act abnormally in certain situations. |
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On an episode of the ] '']'', an ] ] (]) uses black rage as his defense when he is charged with murdering his mentor. However, in that case, it is demonstrated that the defendant actually committed the murder to cover up a $500 million ]. |
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The term black rage is referenced in the movie '']'', where an African-American character in the movie begins shouting the term, pulls out a (fake) gun and shoots (blanks) at his white audience. |
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