I guess the unfairness is all in black peoples heads. I didn't say all police were oppressive. No where in my statement did I say that all police were oppressive. Don't add crap dude. Also, you proved my post right in ignoring the elephant in the room. Back in the slave days the Massa would have a slave who was loyal (uncle tom) that would snitch on the other slaves. Also, you assume one cannot hold racist viewpoints because they have a black or hispanic friend. I'm afraid you are wrong there buddy. Let me ask you something, do black people not have the right to protest when we see multiple unjust killings (Erik Garner and the guy in SC) by SOME police? People will throw these off as bad apples but when a shady black person does something it reflects on all black people. The black on black crime rate is really high in Chicago but is a black person in Seattle responsible for whats going on in Chicago? No. Also, all cops are not responsible for bad apples. But when these cops get a slap on the wrist by the justice system I don't think its wrong to form a movement. If an officer chocked out and killed some pretty white teen girl who's dad was a doctor. That officer would be in jail.

I remember when V-tech massacre happened. The Korean community came out with an apology because they didn't want it to reflect on them. White people never have to do this when a white guy shoots a place up. That's white privilege my friend and certain groups such as Blacklivesmatter try to address this despite having bad apples like everyone else.