re: Should coach O have led the team on the march

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All cops aren't good cops. I've been profiled before and it sucks. Ive never had a police record, married with kids, hard working family man and was still questioned about "fitting the description".

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Well, I think we found part of the problem... you get pulled over and questioned "because you're black" so from that experience you think all cops are bad?

Did you ask about the policemen's experience with black people? Perspective cuts both ways...we are all just human...

Would it be ok to think all black people are the same when we see one resist arrest?

Of course not...

I understand profiling happens to black people, it's wrong and unfair.

how do we change it? and why does it happen? Some of it by human nature, not necessarily blatant "racism". Somethings we can't unsee...

My point of view: Less profiling will happen if the following:

1. Stop voting Democrat 93% (must have divisity of thought)

2. Stop using the phrase "my people" when a tragedy happens, and you don't know the victim

3. Fewer children born out of wedlock (73% of black children born out of wedlock)

4. Stop teaching your children to fear police,

5. Teach compliance and obedience (we do and why things go better, it's not because of our skin)

6. Speak out against black on black crime

7. Talk about fatherhood more often, marriage and the importance of education...

8. Black people should Distance themselves from black people who reject lines 1-7