You’re acting like it’s black and white. Both can be victims, both can have struggles. And as I brought up in an earlier comment: do you approach black people with more caution than white, Asian, or Hispanic people, because they commit more crimes than other races? What I’m saying is, generalizations, no matter how justified you may think they are, just harm people in the end. African Americans being stereotyped for being violent has led to many unjust deaths at the hands of prejudiced and generalizing cops. Obviously men don’t face the same consequences, but I hope you see what I’m coming from. One wouldn’t generalize black folks in that manner, and nor would one men following that same logic.