If black people really thought that "Black Lives Matter" then black women wouldn't be aborting so many of their babies, and black men wouldn't be killling so many black men.
Addressing the 31-year-old black man who posted earlier:
THIS IS ALL YOUR FAULT.
You have reached the age where you can be a father figure to black boys in your neighborhood, and teach them by example, the difference between right and wrong.
It is YOUR BUSINESS if your neighborhood is not a safe place for people to live, work and shop.
If you see black boys hanging around causing trouble, you need to approach them and kick their asses until they get the message.
You need to combine your efforts with other mature black men (and women) to turn this thing around.
YOUR COMMUNITY IS SICK. You need to be the man to fix it.
Stop blaming the police. They are doing all they can. You should not treat them with hostility.
WHITE LIBERALS WHO SAY THEY CARE ABOUT BLACKS, DON'T REALLY CARE ABOUT BLACKS.
Um 1st off how is a black person or a group of black teenagers doing something illegal my fault I can only reach out to people who want to listen and not force people to listen to my message.
2nd my neighborhood is quite safe with a mix of white,Latino, and Black people with modest incomes, so we don't get many drug lords or crime bosses here.
3rd most of the problems in the black community is the unconstitutional war on drugs that has wasted so many lives not only black people mind you but most people in this country as well as the cops. Why can't we be more like Portugal and decriminalize the drugs
14 Years After Decriminalizing All Drugs, Here's What Portugal Looks Like
4th I have no love for liberals they run most of the cities that most of the black on black crime is happening.
5th Anything else you want to blame this black person on
I'm white, and I have come to the conclusion that most of black people's problems are only made worse when white people try to help them.
I find white guilt to be outdated. The Civil Rights laws were passed 50 years ago, so the law no longer supports discrimination against blacks. I was born in the same year, so I have no memories of that time. If I have no memories, how can I be guilty? Answer: I am not.
We can all wallow in self-pity, or we can stand up and take responsibility for our own lives. If you are black, and think that all your failures are caused by white discrimination, then you are giving up.
If it takes more effort to succeed as a black person, then you must put in more effort. Don't ask for special privileges because that only makes matters worse. People will assume you were hired or promoted or admitted to college because you are black.