MrBates2
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Without a doubt, the police departments have proven repeatedly that their vendetta against African-Americans is too real. But the scarier fact is, blacks may not even be the main victims targeted by police brutality.
Believe it or not, white people were the most hunted last year by police. It was reported nationwide that in the year of 2014, whites were the number one victims of police, with a number of 414. Meanwhile, blacks took the number two slot with 233 deaths. The number of Hispanic victims came in third place with 138 kills, with Asians being least likely victimized with an all time low of 15.
http://thereelnetwork.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/NATIONWIDE-BLACK-DEATHS.jpg
This report is as puzzling as it is troubling. While this doesn’t change the fact that blacks are still much more likely to be racially profiled and sent to prison with longer sentences; or that the most recent killings of black men have been examples of injustice – its scary to know that its whites who are on top of the food chain.
This should especially put things in perspective for privileged whites who find themselves oblivious to police brutality towards blacks and other minorities…
But that’s also why it’s puzzling. You would think you would hear more about the police brutality towards white people. Instead, the media has the population thinking that whites can get away with murder if they wanted to—and have). But if more white people are being killed than black people, this definitely raises a couple of questions.
Why aren’t we hearing about the white victims of police brutality? Why is the media so adamant about showing only black victims? Should we factor in that unreported race?
If white people knew that they were actually the main victims of police brutality, would more white people empathize with black people and take a stand against police brutality in America?
Believe it or not, white people were the most hunted last year by police. It was reported nationwide that in the year of 2014, whites were the number one victims of police, with a number of 414. Meanwhile, blacks took the number two slot with 233 deaths. The number of Hispanic victims came in third place with 138 kills, with Asians being least likely victimized with an all time low of 15.
http://thereelnetwork.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/NATIONWIDE-BLACK-DEATHS.jpg
This report is as puzzling as it is troubling. While this doesn’t change the fact that blacks are still much more likely to be racially profiled and sent to prison with longer sentences; or that the most recent killings of black men have been examples of injustice – its scary to know that its whites who are on top of the food chain.
This should especially put things in perspective for privileged whites who find themselves oblivious to police brutality towards blacks and other minorities…
But that’s also why it’s puzzling. You would think you would hear more about the police brutality towards white people. Instead, the media has the population thinking that whites can get away with murder if they wanted to—and have). But if more white people are being killed than black people, this definitely raises a couple of questions.
Why aren’t we hearing about the white victims of police brutality? Why is the media so adamant about showing only black victims? Should we factor in that unreported race?
If white people knew that they were actually the main victims of police brutality, would more white people empathize with black people and take a stand against police brutality in America?