“I am basically referring to some of the things mentioned in this thread by some of the other posters – a system which unfairly and disproportionately exposes the black community to law enforcement. The system is rigged so that two individuals who lead the same exact lives, one a person of color and one not, the person of color will have to deal with law enforcement 10 times more than the other person.”
The question here is not the facts, as you stated we clearly know that the black person statistically has more chances to be exposed to the criminal justice system.
The question really is, who is to blame and how can this be fixed.
The reason why this is important because a lot in the black community are blaming white supremacy as if the person that is white-skinned has anything to do with the fact that black people are being treated a certain way.
Also, going further how can this be corrected?
I personally do not believe that the higher internal crime rate in the black community (aka black on black) has anything to do with the white person. In fact, my parents that came off the boat after stealing their houses, money, and their siblings and children were murdered had it much worse off.
In fact, they did not speak English and could not find a normal job.
While they had to work harder, they still had opportunity and ended up establishing a nice family and a decent family business.
The black person is faced with a choice, they can protest and play victim, they can claim that other peoples properties really belong to them and loot. Or, they can focus on whatever opportunity they have and climb up the ladder of success.
But stop making believe that we as a country, we as a society are racist.