If I saw anybody breaking into one of my neighbor's homes, I would call the cops. Why would I be racist if the perpetraters happened to be black?
Not at all. And even if you did call because the perpetrators were black, I still wouldn't think that it automatically makes you a racist. Americans have been trained, taught, brainwashed, whatever you want to call it, by the media and Hollywood and tv that black men are criminals. Not all of them, mind you, just the big, saggy-pants, bandana-wearing, thuggish ones or the ones who look scary(which is dependent on the observer)! I think its more "culturalist" than racist.
Now, if you're neighbor is black and you're wealthy, white and live next door and you see your neighbor and a big black man (the driver) forcing the front door open why are you going to call the cops? Don't you recognize your neighbor, the black Harvard professor? Or does every black man look alike to you and you don't know your black neighbor very well because you don't really interact with him? Perhaps his neighbors called the cops because it looked like someone was breaking into the house and race had nothing to do with it. But there is room for doubt...
If I saw my neighbor breaking in to his own house, I'm not going to call the cops. But I know my black and hispanic neighbors. I talk to them and wave at them and say "Good Morning" or "Hey! How's it going, Lupe?" or "Beautiful day, huh?" while he/she is working in the yard. And they say to me, "Como estas, gringo?" or "Hey, what's up, honkey?" (you know, cause, like, we joke around and stuff) or they say "Chinga tu madre, pan blanco!" and then I say "Bien, bien." and then they say "Callete, juerro!" or "Cerra tu boca, puto!" or "Tu madre juele a mierda!" and I say "Yeah, thanks! You, too!" and we all get along just fine.
