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WHEN WHITES REPEATEDLY POST BLACK CRIME STATS

On every social media site in every comment section under every fight video, CCTV robbery, every fight video (particularly when race is involved). You will see someone who has posted the statistic that 'blacks commit 60% of all violent crime despite being only 13% of the population."


Or this post... Black men, are just 6% of the US Population, but commit HALF of all murders (FBI homicide data)


If not that exact post, then something very similar.


Usually posted by white male republicans with conservative views.


Why don't African Americans launch attacks on police precincts?

Despite feelings of anger, frustration, and pain following incidents of police violence, African American communities have overwhelmingly pursued nonviolent avenues for change. Here are a few reasons why:


1. Historical and Cultural Commitment to Nonviolence

  • The African American civil rights movement, inspired by leaders like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., was founded on principles of nonviolence and civil disobedience. This tradition of peaceful protest has continued to influence modern movements, even in the face of systemic injustice and violence.

2. Legal and Social Consequences


RACISM IN MEDALS IN THE US MILITARY

Racism has historically impacted various aspects of military life in the United States, including the distribution of medals and awards.


Despite notable service by Black and other minority soldiers in every major American conflict, from the Civil War through World Wars I and II, the Korean and Vietnam Wars, and even up to present-day conflicts, many of these service members faced discrimination in both recognition and honors. source


This disparity has been linked to systemic racial biases within the military, affecting minority soldiers’ access to promotions, leadership roles, and awards.


During World War II, no African American soldiers were awarded the Medal of Honor either during or immediately after the conflict. It wasn't until a 1993 review that several Black soldiers' Distinguished Service Crosses were upgraded to Medals of Honor. In 1997, President Bill Clinton awarded the Medal of Honor to seven African…


The Modern Relationship Between Native and African Americans (or lack thereof)

TBH Native Americans stay on their reservations and African Americans stay in their neighborhoods. Both races rarely interact or even see each other. Let alone work together to solve issues like racism, discrimination, and economic disparities.


At best, you'll see an African American make a good or bad comment on a Native American or vice versa on social media or the news.


Interactions between the two groups are sparse. Both focus on their own issues for the most part and don't get involved with the issues of the other.


Today, romantic relationships between African Americans and Native Americans do happen, but specific statistics on their prevalence are not available.


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