Black People are Oppressed Collectively, but Not Individually. Part Two
Oppression or racism doesn’t always have to be a matter of police brutality, racial profiling, or unfair treatment personally.
Oppression or racism doesn’t always have to be a matter of police brutality, racial profiling, or unfair treatment personally.
What’s the most sensible thing to do to end racial oppression, unjust exercise of authority, systematic racism, or whatever term you prefer?
To those who make these arguments, listen to this shocker. The overwhelming majority of Black people don’t commit so-called Black-on-Black-crime.
Whites commit murders too. Probably close to or equal to that of Blacks. They have different brands of crimes they commit also.
When Nipsey Hussle was murdered a couple of years ago, some claimed foul play or conspiracy, causing others to claim annoyance at those “conspiracy theorists.”
Many other influential celebrities died under weird circumstances and had certain people question whether the official media story was true based on things that didn’t add up in their minds.
When a celebrity death happens, an unexplainable shooting, terrorist attack, or pandemic happens, don’t condescendingly brush off people who question the media’s monopoly on truth – even if you don’t happen to agree with the conspiracy theory/possible reality.