re: Group racks up $350 restaurant bill, proceeds to assault waitress/kitchen staff

No....I am not trying to get a rise. It is a unique way of communicating that I have seen in 44 years beginning in junior high to present. It is a given that if I visit a mall, a theatre , an amusement park,etc., I will almost always see a group of black people in a "who can talk the loudest over the others" situation. I rarely see this among other racial groups. I was hoping to get a reply from SS about why it is prevalant among the black race. I readily admit that I find the behavior distasteful and disrespectful but could be opened up to acceptance and understanding if I better understood the reasons. The example of a group at a sporting event, especially an SEC football game is unsound as it is expected and encouraged of everyone to be loud and boisterous regardless of race. I am referring to public places and events where it is not expected or encouraged.