George Floyd Wanted To Be A Supreme Court Judge. His Teacher Releases His Essay 38 Years After

Jun 4, 2020 2:01 PM

At 8, he had a dream of becoming a Supreme Court Judge his country America but little did he know that his life will be court in a manner that only the dream he had can guarantee his family justice. Wayne Sexton the second grade of George Floyd has released his essay and drawing 38 years after.

From the essay, George whom his teacher then called Perry wrote and had a drawing depicting himself as a Supreme Court Judge. He wrote " when I grow up, I want to be a Supreme Court Judge.

When people say his honour he did rob a bank, I will say be seated. Then if he does, I will tell the guard to take him out.

Then, I will beat my hammer on the desk. Then everybody will be quiet". Mrs. Sexton said that his favourite memory for George is his report for the history of black man. Mrs. Sexton went ahead to say that he set aside a day for his students to do an essay of how they want to make a difference in the future. He stated that his students did an essay titled " Future Famous Americans" where they described their aspirations.

Mrs. Sexton who was emotional revealed that she was devastated and broken when she realised that it was Perry his Student that was murdered in that video.

When she was asked to describe George as an 8-year-old then, Mrs. Sexton said that he was hopeful, friendly, quiet, and that she felt delighted having him as her student. George Floyd's murder once again reminds alot of people of the future of a Black man in America.

Alot of people have protested his death on many states in America asking the government to bring those that killed him to justice, and also guarantee the equality of every race in America. 

Notable Americans who have condemned the murder of George Floyd are Donald Trump, Barack Obama, Michael Jordan, Floyd Mayweather, Rihanna. George Floyd's memorial service will hold today and alot of friends and well-wishers are expected to attend.