> Your insistence in making 'young black men' the problem here paints you as racist, whether or not you think you are. I agree. But at the same time, doesn't t

> Your insistence in making 'young black men' the problem here paints you as racist, whether or not you think you are. I agree. But at the same time, doesn't the insistence to frame the problem as one of violence specifically against blacks - as opposed to one of those in power misusing force against anyone they're supposed to be "serving and protecting" - make the whole discussion racist?