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That is why economic policies aren't written by someone who's emotionally attached to the described event. There's probably no doubt that providing black people
by f6v 6y ago
That is why economic policies aren't written by someone who's emotionally attached to the described event. There's probably no doubt that providing black people with education, universal healthcare and well-paid jobs will result in less violence and prejudice.
A death is a tragedy to someone, but the society can't miss forest for the trees, as somebody already mentioned here.
P.S. I'm not at all familiar with US mindset, but isn't making generalisations based on race("White people have lost their minds") racist as well?
- bavell 6y agoTo answer your last question - IMO yes but in the US the colloquial use of the term "racism" typically refers only to white-on-____ racism, where you fill in the blank with the oppressed minority.