I wish there was some way to determine if this is actually true, or just urban legend. Is the experience on a simple traffic stop really different if all things are equal other than skin color? That is the real question and no doubt in some cases it's the skin color alone, but how many, how often? It is easy to assume some attitude being displayed leads to a different experience, but that is an assumption. We're left to take their word for it, and that really is the root of it all. Who do you trust is telling the truth, and considering human nature is to magnify or minimize depending on ones own agenda, we're left with nothing but our own anecdotal stories and experiences. With that we can only have an expectation of thorough investgation and equal justice applied, cop or no cop, and that is where the system has failed "way too often". What's way too often? Once. I'm not sure anyone is claiming blacks don't have a legit beef here, certainly not me, but this broad brush, you're all racists and therefore guilty as the bad cop and deserving of punishment is bullshit. Hold the ones committing the crimes accountable. The rest of us are just trying to go about our own business