This Verdict Should Frighten All Black Men!
By: Tommy “Tj” Sotomayor

Notice how black men keep losing when it comes to these verdicts!

This man is the one who called the police, not her. This man was the one who had injuries. This girl went to the club after! Please just read the details below and tell me if he should have been convicted of anything!

Jonathan Majors Guilty of Harassment and Assault

A Manhattan jury found Jonathan Majors guilty on Monday of two misdemeanor counts of harassment and assault but acquitted him on two other counts. 

The Marvel actor was found not guilty on one count of intentional assault in the third degree and aggravated harassment in the second degree. Majors, wearing a dark gray suit and seated with his attorneys and girlfriend Meagan Goode, did not display a reaction when the verdict was read.

Judge Michael Gaffey set a sentencing date of Feb. 6. Majors faces up to a year in jail.

The trial resumed in a lower Manhattan courtroom as the six-person jury requested to hear the definition of harassment in the second degree, which is when a person is guilty of “intent to harass, annoy or alarm” another person; “he or she strikes, shoves, kicks or otherwise subjects such other person to physical contact, or attempts or threatens to do the same.” The jury also asked to review surveillance footage as well as testimony from a woman who attended a nightclub with Jabbari after the alleged assault.

In March, the actor was arrested in New York City after he allegedly assaulted Jabbari in the backseat of a private vehicle. Jabbari, a choreographer who met Majors on the set of Marvel’s “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania,” testified she grabbed Majors’ phone after seeing a text message from another woman that read, “Wish I were kissing you right now.” Jabbari described in her testimony that as Majors attempted to retrieve his phone, she felt “a hard blow” across her head that resulted in bruising, swelling, and substantial pain.

Prosecutor Kelli Galloway alleges that Majors was manipulative and controlling throughout their two-year relationship, which culminated on March 25 during the altercation in the car. Jury members were shown prior text messages between Jabbari and Majors where he had threatened suicide over a disagreement and dissuaded his ex-girlfriend from going to the hospital to treat a head wound.

Jabbari, 30, testified she did not want to involve the police after Majors allegedly assaulted her in March. It was Majors, not Jabbari, who called 911 the next morning out of concern for Jabbari’s mental state, according to Chaudhry. Majors had spent the prior night in a hotel and returned to their Chelsea residence to find Jabbari asleep on the floor.

“What this really boils down to is four simple words: control, domination, manipulation, and abuse,” Galloway told the jury in her closing statement. “[Those are the] tactics used by those who commit domestic violence against partners, against Grace.”

Majors’ defense attorney Priya Chaudhry has alleged that it was Jabbari who assaulted Majors in the vehicle that night — not the other way around. The defense has also argued that Jabbari fabricated the allegations to get back at Majors after their breakup. In her closing argument, Chaudhry called Jabbari a “liar” who “bends reality.”

The driver who was in the car on the night of the alleged incident testified through an Urdu interpreter that Majors “was not doing anything” to Jabbari in the vehicle. But while Majors was trying to get out of the car, he was “trying to throw her in,” the driver told jurors. “I do remember [Majors] was pushing her back into the car to get rid of her.”

The defense argued that Majors’ career in Hollywood had been on the rise before the arrest. The Emmy-nominated actor appeared in two 2023 tentpoles, “Ant-Man 3” and “Creed III,” as well as the indie “Magazine Dreams,” which was acquired by Searchlight Pictures at this year’s Sundance Film Festival. The studio removed the project from its release schedule in the wake of the allegations. As part of the fallout, he’s been dropped by his PR team and management and cut from the film “The Man in My Basement.” Majors still has a major role, as the villainous Kang the Conqueror, in Disney’s Marvel Cinematic Universe.

More to come…