Quick summary of events leading us to racial tension:

American cities are still protesting and rioting over a repeat convicted felon George Floyd, who said he couldn't breathe at least 12 times before entering the back seat of the Police SUV. (which he refused to stay in) The knee was the not the cause of his death, but perspective is everything.

5 years ago, Mike Brown tried to take an officer's gun while the white officer was in the black community serving a single mother and her infant. We were told, Brown, a gentle giant was shot in the back six times in the back for no reason, in broad daylight...

Enter Colin Kap, "I wont' stand for the flag of a country who allows police to hunt people of color, and receive paid leave "

In 2012 Trayvon Martin, Obama said, he could have been his son"...

Trayvon while suspended from school for stealing, walked between homes during the rain in a hoodie around 7pm, realized he was being followed by a resident, who lived in this community which had 50 break ins in 12 months, tried to beat George Zimmermans' head into the pavement before George shot Trayvon.

Media shows and reports TRayvon as a nine year old walking home with skittles and sweat tea. Blatantly false or misleading photo...looting took place all the way to DC.

Several other cases in between (like Gardner and Sterling), but all have a similar theme, they were repeat lawbreakers, caught committing a crime, and resisted arrest.

but the cry for change is for the police who are the problem why these fatal killings by police keep happening again and again...so it's the police who need to change so we can have social justice. An NBA player last night "How many more" on his back... (I thought, about the same amount as the last 5 decades if we keep barking up the wrong tree)

How many black people believe police are the problem and they reason they are falsely accused, profiled or feared?

The anger felt should be placed at the feet of fatherlessness, not police trying to do their job.

Nothing changes for black people for the better with the powerful BLM movement, no matter how well intention-ed or how powerful they seem to be today, until the home environment changes for young black kids, all this is in vain, in fact, it just makes things worse by finger pointing in the wrong direction.

America doesn't even agree on what the problem is, so how can we have any solutions?

Yes, black lives matter...

when are we going to act like it versus tearing each other apart?

When are we going to build up instead of tearing down?