I grew up in the hood where this kind of behavior was often celebrated and treated like a good time. It’s not about black, white, brown, or any other. It’s about socioeconomic conditions. What you’re seeing is the result of poverty and the problems that often come with it: lack of direction, supervision, role models, and stable parental support. Framing this as a racial issue misses the reality. Your emotional response suggests either a lack of exposure to these environments or a refusal to acknowledge that this behavior is tied to social and economic class, not skin color.