*I do find it interesting that people are more willing to speak about the 'looting' and express upset/ anger about that, then black men being murdered by the police.
Why is that?*
If only people will question and condemn unarmed black people being murdered in the street with the same ferocity they do Target being looted.
(Maybe Target is a white owned business that donates big money to the police who in turn are killing innocent black people)
Kaepernick kneeled and was vilified and lost his job despite being one of the most promising young players. Others kneeled and lost their jobs and were pulled off school teams.
White people protested against wearing masks while heavily armed and police did not blink.
Black people peacefully protest and the police antagonize and attack them first usually. There is a video of unarmed people people chanting and a white police officer grabs one black male and headbutts him for no reason probably because he is "a threat". But why isn't the white man armed with military style and screaming in an officer's face not a threat.
Dylan Roof murdered 9 black people in cold blood and was arrested peacefully and the police even bought him a Burger King meal because he was hungry. George Floyd lost his life because the store clerk "thought" he used a fake bill. He is not protesting or being violent but somehow he lost his life and all you are concerned about is looting?
The suffragettes also used violence and damage to get their point across but we laud that movement, but when black people do it we have to put them in their place and tell them to behave appropriately and no wonder the police resort to the measures they do.
Too many black lives have been lost. And some damage and all people want to talk about is things, material possessions not human life.
Until you condemn those killing us with the same energy and concern, I will not dignify your question with a response.