
Black Man in a White Courtroom
The Fight I Wasn't Supposed to Win
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Narrated by:
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Jim Pilot
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By:
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Jhovanny Maxi
About this listen
I walked into the courtroom expecting justice. Instead, I found a system designed to silence me.
Jhovanny Maxi returned from vacation in March 2023 to find his world turned upside down. Falsely accused. Misjudged. Stripped of his home. Standing in a courtroom where he was the only Black person—and the judge was white.
The legal system was against him from the start. He was charged $1,500 for requesting a translator, offered $1,000 for a home worth over half a million, and ignored at every turn.
When his lawyer failed him, Jhovanny fired him and did the unthinkable—he represented himself and won.
©2025 Jhovanny Maxi (P)2025 Jhovanny Maxi
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