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Topic	Cop throws something in your car after stopping you.
Umbreon 07/25/21 6:07:14 PM #37:	Samurontai posted... Can you actually provide any proof that black people don't look at the police in a favorable view? And don't cite BLM protests, as those were an outside factor and tended to be largely disliked by the local populace From your own link Although Black Americans seem about as comfortable as Americans overall with the amount of police presence where they live, they differ markedly in their perceptions of how their local police might treat them if they were to interact. Fewer than one in five Black Americans feel very confident that the police in their area would treat them with courtesy and respect. While similar to the 24% of Asian Americans saying the same, it is markedly lower than the 40% of Hispanic Americans and the 56% of White Americans who feel this way. This could either stem from Black Americans' own negative experiences with the police or from their familiarity with people who have had negative encounters with law enforcement. While the poll overall leans positive, there is a substantially higher distrust rate for the police among Black people, according to the poll you gave. Mind you a gallop poll alone doesn't speak for Black people across the nation... --- Black Lives Matter. ~DYL~ (On mobile) 12-18-19 and 01-13-21: Times Donald Trump has officially been impeached. <cite>Umbreon posted [p:956455116] in Cop throws... [t:79582592]...</cite> <quote>Samurontai posted... </cite> <quote>Can you actually provide any proof that black people don't look at the police in a favorable view? And don't cite BLM protests, as those were an outside factor and tended to be largely disliked by the local populace</quote> From your own link <quote>Although Black Americans seem about as comfortable as Americans overall with the amount of police presence where they live, they differ markedly in their perceptions of how their local police might treat them if they were to interact. Fewer than one in five Black Americans feel very confident that the police in their area would treat them with courtesy and respect. While similar to the 24% of Asian Americans saying the same, it is markedly lower than the 40% of Hispanic Americans and the 56% of White Americans who feel this way. This could either stem from Black Americans' own negative experiences with the police or from their familiarity with people who have had negative encounters with law enforcement.</quote> While the poll overall leans positive, there is a substantially higher distrust rate for the police among Black people, according to the poll you gave. Mind you a gallop poll alone doesn't speak for Black people across the nation... --- Black Lives Matter. ~DYL~ (On mobile) 12-18-19 and 01-13-21: Times Donald Trump has officially been impeached.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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