Do you believe police brutality towards African Americans is as predominant as made out or due to such people running away, disobeying orders, etc. ?

BlackBeauty90

First off I'm American, not African American. I grew up in Europe & moved to the United States. A few of my colleagues (Nigerian as example) similarly question aspects of African American culture & behavior.

Anyway everyone goes on about Black Lives Matter - and yet in cities like Chicago for 1 African killed by a white person, 60 African Americans are killed by a fellow black (https://www.ojp.gov/ncjrs/virtual-library/abstracts/black-black-homicide-psychological-political-perspective ) - in relation to "police brutality".

But the thing is, is African Americans are the most probable individuals to run away when confronted by the police, the most probable to become argumentive / disobey orders, etc.

Essentially the least to behave like law obeying citizens. Yes there are African Americans who behave but the... majority... that you see on police videos or the news certainly do not.

So is the excessive police brutality a reality? I don't deny racists do exist, but as widescale?

Or is the "police brutality" a response to the actions of arrested/detained African Americans.

I mean statisticwise per the American stats WHITEs in jail OUTNUMBER African Americans by almost 2 to 4 times.

https://www.justice.gov/hatecrimes/hate-crime-statistics https://www.ojjdp.gov/ojstatbb/crime/ucr.asp?table_in=2

Do you believe police brutality towards African Americans is as predominant as made out or due to such people running away, disobeying orders, etc. ?
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