Ok, how so? Liberals have this bad habit of asserting something with out proof, then DEMAND anyone that questions them need HUGE amounts of PROOF? We get BLM, NOW they are being investigated ...The entire entire anti white/anti cop thing pushed by the democrats...was just a money making scam? The democrats pushed racism because it was it was JUST another racket?
Okay how?
Well, you know? Police officers targeting people because of their race, estate agents targeting people because of their race and not letting blacks move into place, or politicians not giving poor and black communities the help they need to develop their bad areas, bosses not promoting black people, oh, I think I could go on for a LONG TIME.
"Proof"? The problem with "Proof" here is that I doubt anything will ever be "Proof" in your eyes. This is not like "1+1=2". There is nothing that is 100%.
It's about opinion a lot of times.
HOWEVER, look at poverty rates. There are different ways of showing poverty which give different results, however all come to the same conclusion, blacks are one of the most badly impacted groups.
In 2024, **** percent of Black people living in the United States were living below the poverty line, compared to *** percent of white people.
www.statista.com
19.5% black poverty, 17% Hispanic poverty, 8.2% white non-Hispanic poverty, more than half that of black poverty.
A black child growing up in the USA is more likely to be born into poverty.
And what do the politicians do about it? In the South, not much. Where racism is the worst.
www.thetoptens.com
Here's an opinion of which states are the worst for poverty.
1) Mississippi. It is also the state with the most poverty.11.7% for white people, 30.5% for black people. A difference of nearly 20%, one of the worst in the country. Mississippi has one of the lowest education fundings in the country. 10% of kids in Mississippi go to private school (as of 2013), probably because the state schools aren't very good.
2) Alabama.7th for poverty. 11.5% poverty for whites and 23.6% for blacks, 12% higher.
There are statistics that show the impact of slavery, segregation and racist policies, like keeping black people out of "good schools", defunding black schools etc etc.
This is a complex topic, and providing simple statistics is not going to prove anything. "Proof" is going to be a 20,000 word document, or more. I don't have the time for that, and you don't have the time (I would doubt) to write a 20,000 word document with lots of data that shows it isn't case.
Revealed: Fewer than 200 of those affected have been able to regain their voting rights in the last quarter-century
www.theguardian.com
Then again we can see old laws still on the books
"The racist 1890 law that’s still blocking thousands of Black Americans from voting"
We can see support for the Confederacy, which was pro-slavery. We can see people's opinions:
Jesmyn Ward reflects on choosing to raise her children in her home state.
www.theatlantic.com
"RACISM IS ‘BUILT INTO THE VERY BONES’ OF MISSISSIPPI"
The historic, unprecedented walkout came over a vote on the academic theory that state officials acknowledge is not taught in Mississippi.
mississippitoday.org
"Every Black Mississippi senator walked out as white colleagues voted to ban critical race theory"
We can see things like this.
We can see gerrymandering
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projects.fivethirtyeight.com
They redrew the districts to make it easier for whiter, more Republicans areas to get the votes they need.
Happens in other states much more.
We can put together a lot of things that show that politics is corrupt, and it favors white people in the South.
Lots of EVIDENCE, but it'll never be "PROOF", but then there isn't any "PROOF" there is no racism either.
www.salon.com
