I'm glad you posted this. I have a question.
So there's this black nypd officer. Exemplary career retired after 30 years.So he's driving one day gets pulled over by unmarked nypd, three po jump out guns drawn and say "where's the drugs, mofo?"
He comments, sheesh 30 years nothing has changed. DWB.
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Now we have WWB.
Often in the news we hear comments how little has change over the years re the black issue in this country.
There have always been the good the bad and the ugly in all races thoughout history, so why haven't we seen improvement re the profiliing of African Americans?
I offer this:
Perhaps nothing has changed over the years is because African americans haven't changed.
Maybe if you ran a few stats on black crime in the civil war era and decades after maybe the crime stats have remained constant for African American and this is why racial profiling continues.
Referring back to the NYPD officers comments on why 30 years ago are the same as now is the African American community has not stepped up to the plate to change with the times.
Criminals are breeding criminals and the good get lumped in with the bad and profiling will continue into the next generation.