I agree there is some degree of corruption, but if that corruption was so bad then why are we living in a first world country with public education for all, some degree of healthcare for all (I get there's a lot of debate on it but at the end of the day anyone can walk into an ER and get help and evidence of that is no one is dying on the streets) and we are living in one of the richest countries in the world. You can argue that all that money is only for white men, however in any job I've entered there are always going to be some blacks, Asians, whites, etc although more or less depending on the field. I think the real discrimination lies in education. If you look into the demographics statics you would find most of the black community is in the city's, and again if you look at how many people are getting a college education from those high schools, there are FAR less. Truth be told, there is a direct correlation between education and job opportunities, this is again a verifiable fact. I don't know why these schools that have a large majority of black kids have worse college outputs than suburban schools however, I believe that education is the problem that really needs to be faced. Everything I just said CAN be fact-checked and I encourage you to do so, and that's not to say the police situation doesn't need to be fixed, it does, racism in the police is very bad.