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#Alllivesmatter
Spare me the "black experience"
Probably the same reason all the people who were yelling "AllLivesMatter" To dismiss BlackLivesMatter have been silent as well.
There should be more media coverage indeed, but it's sad this is becoming a competition between two hashtags rather than focus on the actual police brutality that took place.
This is what happens when you try to make police brutality a race exclusive experience
BlackLivesMatter wasn't saying police brutality is race exclusive, it was just a movement that focused on it happening to black people because of how much was happening in such a short period of time To black people. You simply interpreted it as saying so.
It wasn't happening anymore rapidly than usual, they just got media attention because they protested on the basis of race.
When you have black moms telling a room of non-black women that they will never know what it's like to tell their sons how to act around the police at an early age, then that says it's a race exclusive problem.
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Everyone may face police brutality but there's no denying that black people face discrimination from police officers who are racist more than white people do.
Maybe black culture is to blame. As black folks if they didn't treat those among them who join the police as traitors, they would get an increased presence in the police force. It's not like they can discriminate by race who they choose as police officers.
I'm confused. You started with black culture, but continued with something that isn't black culture.
If all lives matter, why is it so hard for you to say black lives matter?
If it's not whitey attacking an "innocent" black person, no one gives a shit :|