&gt; Another problem is when (usually) black America sees a police boot on someone&#x27;s face, and notes that statistically it&#x27;s usually a black face, and their instinct is to say, &quot;Well, I guess it was because he was black.&quot; When confronted with stories where the face is white, they say nothing.<p>This is nonsense that you&#x27;re using to generate a false equivalence. White American media has absolutely no interest in what black people have to say about anything but black, race-related issues. An (assumed by me) claim that lack of media coverage proves that individual black people aren&#x27;t saying anything about incidents of police abuse of white people is offensive. Without that claim, it&#x27;s just completely made up. Letting it go may save your poor heart some sorrow.