re: F U Espys and NBA

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It's dangerous because it allows "the movement" to overtake the facts. It becomes, "It doesn't matter what really happened because it's about (this and that)."

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It's amazing to me that the black community lumps all of these in together. Like, how is the Trayvon Martin case anything like the Sterling case, other than a black dude died? Zimmerman wasn't a cop. Trayvon didn't have a gun. Sterling did have a gun.

They are just so different. It's hard to take them seriously. Not to mention the fact that there are 0 speeches about black on black crime, which is obviously the biggest issue in the black community when it comes to violence. Why not give a speech to young black males about the troubles that come along with joining gangs? And I don't disagree that there are issues with cops and black people. The Minnesota incident was egregious.