Yes exactly. I don't believe that there are stats for this kind of discrimination?
I have experienced this first hand when i was accused of shoplifting. I remember that i actually felt like i did something wrong in that situation to make this store owner think i was stealing from him.
It took me a while to realize that i did nothing wrong, that he accused me based on my race, not based on any evidence of wrongdoing.
I dont expect white people to understand this, they have never had their power taken away from them with one word, they have never had someone look at them like they are
unworthy of breathing, they have never had someone look at them like they are sub-human and beneath them.
And yes
@rietrot this is emotion, but what other recourse is their?
As mentioned above i have not found stats that back up what i have experienced, and yet this is just a microcosm of what is happening daily in the USA. I have friends that side of the world and they have
ALL either witnessed or were the victims themselves.
I recall Martin Luther King speaking with boatloads of emotion, and there was some change, however small, maybe that is why i keep using emotion because its worked somewhat in the past.