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Racism And Police Discrimination

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In Conclusion, police officers are supposed to treat everyone the same no matter their skin pigment but police discrimination/racism will never go extinct In all honesty, police officers are going to continue to composed policies to target African Americans. Also they are going to keep blacks off the street by continuing to slay us off or by throwing us in confine. I have told you my opinion on police’s treatment toward blacks, so do you suppose police officers treat African Americans like other people from separate races?

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