Or inner cities. Sorry Donald.
All in race
Video shows black man with his hands up being shot by female police officer.
Running for his life and pleading with the man didn't work - and it ended in a horrible, racist fueled tragedy.
Like many narratives in the media about black men, the real story about who the victims are gets buried.
New film that takes on race and is an "equal offender" is simply masking racism for comedy.
At every level of government, there are few female representatives in the Republican party.
Where the GOP once needed to hide their racism, Trump has allowed them the freedom to be overtly racist. And it's sadly working.
After standing silently on the sidelines, some whites who agree with demands by civil rights activists for greater police reforms say they're being spurred to action following this summer's fatal shootings of black men by officers in Minnesota and Louisiana and the deadly retaliation attacks on police in Texas and Louisiana.
A coalition of black racial-justice organizations started a series of coordinated demonstrations in more than a dozen cities across the United States on Thursday to protest police shootings.
Carson is just one of the many Republicans to spread harmful rhetoric.
New video out of North Miami shows an unarmed black man moments before being shot by police while lying in the street with his hands up.
As a benchmark, recent polling on Black Lives Matter by Pew found that “43% support the movement, including 18% who strongly support it. About one-in-five Americans (22%) oppose the movement, and a sizable share (30%) said they have not heard anything about the Black Lives Matter movement or did not offer an opinion.” Indeed, only white Republicans held a predominantly negative view.
"[These] thought-provoking conversations made them consider, or reconsider, their own perspective on what it meant to be black."