I’m not saying that there are no mechanisms at play that handicap people of color, especially in lower-income circles, but that seems like highly faulty logic.
A person does not commit robberies and burglary just like that.
A person does not commit robberies and burglary just like that.
Correct, there needs to so much external pressure that these options seem reasonable, otherwise why do such risky actions? The state actively incentives these through oppression instead of supporting black communities and individuals.
I’m not saying that there are no mechanisms at play that handicap people of color, especially in lower-income circles, but that seems like highly faulty logic.
A person does not commit robberies and burglary just like that.
Correct, there needs to so much external pressure that these options seem reasonable, otherwise why do such risky actions? The state actively incentives these through oppression instead of supporting black communities and individuals.