Blacks are still being shot by cops, or ran over with a patrol car

News isn't reporting it though, wonder why?

Well, here's how I see it...

In order for something to be valuable, it has to be somewhat rare. Common items are not worth a lot, semi-rare items are worth more, and extremely rare items are worth the most.

In the U.S., the default demographic is a straight, white man or woman. It's the largest demographic, and has the most social representation nationwide. Black people are next up, with Latino/Mexican/Hispanic whatever behind them

Gay white people are little less common, but still pretty common. Gay black people are maybe a bit more rare, and gay Mexicans are even more rare, but black people have a default "higher social value" because slavery & muh oppressions.

What's even more rare are transgender whites. And even more rare are trans "people of color." Most of us go literally YEARS, maybe even DECADES without ever coming face-to-face with a black tranny. So, they are pretty rare. Because they are rare, and because people are generally kind of curious about people who are "unique," "different," or just simply stand out, there's a certain kind of natural interest in people who don't fit in.

Now... say you're a normal white girl or regular boy from the suburbs. You've been conditioned by beauty magazines to feel you're not that pretty. You're not especially smart, or wealthy. You're just kind of average. How do you increase you social net worth?

You get a token friend. You befriend the gay kid, or the black girl, etc.

You essentially leech some Cool Points off your Token Friend. But because you're still you, and you're not that special, you have to create some imaginary category for yourself: oh, now you're non-binary. Gender non-conforming. You're gender-fluid. You "stand out" by wearing quirky clothing & listening to cool bands that "you've probably never heard of."

You're ego-starved and attention-hungry. You have this desperate need to be cool, and to be accepted, but also this need to be "different" and an outcast for "regular" society. You can't just leech your Cool Points forever, you have to earn some of your own.

It's a constant chase to be viewed as "rare," or "special" by the rest of society. You are a beautiful, unique snowflake that everyone just adores.

Now just add a level of normal teenage competitiveness to it all and you have a huge wave of kids in high schools trying to be even more rare & more special & more unique than the last. They're all looking for acceptance, and want to be "cool," and they're just looking for affirmation. But no matter how many layers of quirky clothing you wear, or how many made-up genders you jump between, the fact remains:

you are not black. You'll never get the Slavery & Oppression points that are awarded to all black people. So you must always defer to their greatness. They will always hold that power above you, because no matter how much oppression you've experienced in your own life, it will never compare to the oppression of some black people that lived 150 years ago.

Or, they never paid attention to anything before. No one thought it was good at the time. It was an over reaction pushed by those who won’t do anything to change it in the long run.