I disagree. Plenty of non-white people have a perception of violence in white culture. The only difference is those people dont own the systems that deliver those narratives to the population at large. You control the narrative then you control the perceptions.
Do you agree, or not, that there is an undercurrent of violence in the black culture?
I'd be interested in these "non-white people [that] have a perception of violence in white culture"
I disagree there is an undercurrent of violence in the Black culture. If you dont know what Black culture is then I could see why you would think that.
Go ask one that you think would be honest with you. Start with Columbus discovering America and let him/her go from there.
If we were talking about Columbus, I'd do just that ... but we aren't. We are talking about today.
Would it be wise for me to walk thru the ghetto at night? Would it be wise for you to walk thru Palm Springs at night?
Why is the crime rate so much higher in the black community than in the white community?
Why is the murder rate so much higher in the black community than in the white community?
Face it --- there is a perception of violence in the black community that is, in general, well deserved. We can discuss the reasons why, but, first, we have to admit it exists.
By the way --- I presume YOU are being honest with me. If not, then we need to just stop now.
Columbus is an example of a violent white person. I didnt ask you to set parameters. We are talking about violence.
Depends on what you are doing. I walked through ghettos at night and nothing happened.
The crime rate is higher in the Black community due economic depression and BS laws that target Black people.
See above. Now after we finish comparing rates lets ask why whites commit more crime if they are so great and non violent?
I think a viable question is what is representative of "white culture"?
Speaking from experience, I do not perceive American white culture as being the same as European white culture. Having traveled through different countries throughout Europe, and interacted with different people there, I believe that overall they are much more sophisticated and less bigoted regarding matters pertaining to race.
I have an uncle who is 96 years old and played with Count Basies orchestra and traveled all over Europe in the 1940's. He has often stated that he was treated with much more respect and hospitality there, than he he ever was in America, and he actually lived there for 15 years after he ended his musical career.
He has often said not once was he ever stopped by police there or suspected of being a criminal. After coming back to America to remarry, he said within one week of coming back home to Los Angeles, where he was born, he was stopped after midnite by police just going to the store to pick up some grocery items.
And after he was stopped( for no reason) he was asked repeatedly if he was "just out cruising"( keep in mind, at the time,he was a mature, well dressed, 50 something year old man, driving a nice automobile).After running his license and registration and turning up nothing, the officer who stopped him, literally tossed his identification back to him and said "go on, take off".