It’s an unfortunate reality that failings in the American judicial system often result in people being imprisoned who don’t deserve to be there. These failings more often than not affect black men. While it’s long overdue, justice has finally been served to a man wrongfully convicted by the system.
Let’s take it straight to the people! Pro basketball commentator and ex-NBA player Shaquille O’Neal showcased his mansion to his Instagram followers in hopes he can make a sale according to Business Insider.
“It’s in a premier cul-da-sac offering privacy. It’s an open floor plan with a two-story foyer leading to a formal living room with vaulted beam ceilings off a formal living room with porcelain flooring and chef’s kitchen. The kitchen has marble countertops, custom cabinetry and stainless steel appliances. The first floor has a family room, dinning room, wine closet, wet bar, media room, laundry room, office and a bedroom. Upstairs has a the master bedroom and three additional bedrooms.” Shaq wrote on his Instagram ‘ad’ below.
The five-bedroom, five-bathroom home has been on the market for over three months now according to Zillow. It was initially listed with the real estate brokerage firm Compass, but as of Feb. 7, it was moved to The Agency. Well, you can now say it’s been listed on Instagram.
For those of you in the market with a bank account to match and you’re reading this, “For SERIOUS buyers please send an email to Sellingbellcanyon@gmail.com for more information.”
Editor’s Note: This week, The Root commemorates Black History Month with a series on little-known or forgotten rebels, celebrating black America’s legacy of defiance.
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