Woman in ‘gardening while black’ case hires self-proclaimed alt-right lawyer
Deborah Nash is being represented by Kyle Bristow, who previously represented white supremacist Richard Spencer
A white Detroit woman being sued by a black man in a high-profile case for repeatedly fabricating charges against him to police has hired an attorney who previously represented white supremacist leaders like Richard Spencer.
The case, whose victim said he was merely guilty of “gardening while black”, generated headlines around the country as another example of black Americans encountering racism, and the attention of law enforcement, for simply carrying out everyday activities.