meet baraka, the blind rhino. this is baraka. oh, i can hear him!language, baraka means blessed. blessed. yes. 0h, he sounds sweet. is he eating his little leaves? black rhinos are nervous in temperament, which can make them really aggressive and hard to get close to on safari. but this one is an exception to the rule and happily lets visitors feed him. meet �*baraka the blind'. he lost his right eye to a fight with another rhino. did he lose that first, the right eye? yeah, his right eye first. same as me, yeah. and then the left eye got a disease, cataracts, and the attempts to treat the cataracts were futile. ijust — i really... i really feel for him, you know, having to get around in this enclosure and learning his way about. and the same with the cataract — that must be so confusing for him when he was first going blind. was he... was he upset in any way, could you tell that he was upset? yeah, he was very upset. he was the age of one to 14, he was roaming free out in the wild and i think him becoming blind at the age of 14, he had to learn how

meet baraka, the blind rhino. this is baraka. oh, i can hear him!fight with another rhino. did he lose that first, the right eye? yeah, his right eye first. same as me, yeah. and then the left eye got a disease, cataracts, and the attempts to treat the cataracts were futile. ijust — i really... i really feel for him, you know, having to get around in this enclosure and learning his way about. and the same with the cataract — that must be so confusing for him when he was first going blind. was he... was he upset in any way, could you tell that he was upset? yeah, he was very upset. he was the age of one to 1a, he was roaming free out in the wild and i think him becoming blind at the age of 1a, he had to learn how to do things in that state. 0k, yeah. it was really hard, it was really hard. i know for us sometimes we have people to help us. we have dogs to help us in our movement and, you know, the caretakers had to step in, which was not easy because he was still aggressive. so he was very defensive in himself. so i�*m really happy for what he�*s mad

and this is a lot of this is orchestrated by people like hayden baraka and others. and then they the neighborhood is like, what, like a war zone? and they said, we've got to get out of here their father's a truck driver. he's on the road. so they call the boy the one girls fan, say he comes, gets them, they're out on the street. they get knocked down from the crowd up and down. they never come back. they never come to newark again. they were renting. that was it. that was in story. it really, you know, rebellion and rebellion. hayden says the riots, white neighborhoods well, that's a major well left scars. and after six or seven or was never the same, there was another factor, too, in my family's life. in a life of many is they put a highway right through our house. right. one of the myths that they perpetrate right now is a racist. i was the highways were planned divide white neighbors from black neighborhoods mayor pete etc. and i looked throughout the country i couldn't find a single highway that did that our highway which is now 80 to 80 divided. the white north