"For the civil lawsuit filed by teacher Abby Zwerner, a jury of nine was selected, which includes five Black jurors, three white jurors, and one of mixed race. While news reports initially mentioned "seven jurors," this was likely before the final selection of nine, which includes two alternates".
The jury is interesting. Usually attorneys try to keep jurors for civil lawsuits more equitable in terms of ethnicity.
The litigant in this case is Caucasian, and most of the witnesses so far have been Caucasian. While the other side, including the perpetrator is African American, and the Assistant Principal, facing criminal charges is Ebony Parker, also African American.
I wonder if this has been reviewed, in terms of race, if this incident could have been racially charged?