@Pop Royalty

This is where I'm going to have to disagree with you and many others who have the same incompetent logic like yours about this particular topic. Racism exists, racism and class-ism within the black community exists, discrimination against blacks has been around for many generations and still apparent in the present. It is true and just because you are pro life (Not racist, do not believe in any kind of inequality whatsoever) does not mean you can act as if it's not a concerning issue within our societal structures. In fact I know there are discriminatory remarks for people who have darker skin complexions within your parts of the world also. Black people do not support one another? Black people support each other on a number of different issues from criminal acts to political arguments, and even if there are that don't how is that tie in with the race card? I keep hearing about this race card bullshit all the time from my lighter skin or those who are friends with mostly whites say that blacks are always using the 'race card' to get they're way. What the fuck? Seriously? Those of you are gay like to compare struggles now to those of Women and blacks but as soon as you hear a black man or woman being treated indifferently to their white counterparts, you all wanna shout stop using the damn race card? It makes you sound biased, radical and simple minded to compare those things to the "black struggle" to music. And before you go off saying that I didn't come off as ignorant, I have seen more than one comment from you that you bluntly suggest that blacks are the root problem for their own conflicts in life which I find blatantly insulting. You may not be 'racist' but you do have a mind where your idea of blacks is heinously flawed and undoubtedly typical of those living in a 'white bubble'. You do know that you can be passively suggesting racial divides and stereotypical ideas right?

The funny thing about this is that I'm going to be labelled 'pressed' or taking things out of context because you will say that it wasn't your intention and that your point has validity for discussion.

If no one in this post knows what I mean by a passive racist then I'll give you an example:

You are a chinese male living at home with your two kids. You are not racist at all but you always watch programs where they depict African descent and people from the middle east as savages/criminals. It may be true that there are some people from those backgrounds that are cruel and evil but from what you heard and seen on s consistent basis you believe that all of them are the same and warn your children about the dangers of their kind. You're not racist but you have an IDEA that they are not to be trusted thus leading you into believing the stereotype.

Don't understand? Then what is the first thing you think about when you are told to describe a 'black man'? Some of you have may be able to think of a regular man who just happens to be black but if you think of a rapper, drug dealer, gangbanger or maybe even a prisoner then what does that have to say about your depiction of blacks?