As you may have noticed in the Under arrest episode, Jerry is on trial for three offenses he claims to be innocent about. The prosecutor brings up the first charge that says that Jerry is lacking valid documents that proves he is white. Jerry maintains that he was not aware of the requirement of such documents. Even though the prosecutor finds such an ignorance a little bit strange, he is ready to believe that it is possible if Jerry can prove that he did not have such knowledge at the time being.
The trial
October 25th, 2009Under arrest
October 20th, 2009
Jerry is imprisoned for violating three acts of law in the quiet and peaceful community Niggertown. He was facing the outback and failed to meet the local requirements according to the law enforcement officer who caught him in the act of addressing a lawyer without being accused of anything. But Jerry was lucky for the lawyer offered to help him. Now he is sitting in his lonely cell waiting for the trial.
The cleaning lady
October 15th, 2009
Once upon a time there was a woman who managed the cleaning in a big successful company. No one ever noticed neither her or her work, unless it was not properly done off course. Thus, her position was highly ungracious and it was hard to imagine that any one would ever want to be in her shoes. Every day was the same, to operate without appearing and never get the least credit for it. That was her fate.
Changing the past
October 10th, 2009
There once was a place called "Niggertown" that no one ever had heard of and much less had visited. One day a fuzz arose about the name and what it intimated. Scandalized voices claimed that the naming were racist and should be altered to something more appropriate. The mayor of the town however announced that he had no intention of doing them this favour.
Facing the outback
October 10th, 2009
Jerry is wandering in the barren trying to find his way home. Recalling the Hitchhiker episode he failed to make it by the thumb. Now a new town is appearing beyond the hill and a glimpse of hope is spiring in Jerry’s eyes. The sign at the entrance of the city says "Welcome to Niggertown!" and Jerry is dumbfound of the wording. Never before has he heard of such a place. Driven by mixed emotions of curiosity and fear he enters the town.