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3 years ago

Does BLM really contend that most police officers are racist?

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2 answers:

jeyben [28]3 years ago

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Explanation:

not all officers are racists but yea just some

kicyunya [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

BLM believes that all police officers are bad and need to be gotten rid of. Even though some cops don't follow the rules and protocols they are supposed to, that doesn't make all of them bad people. I know many cops, all of which are very respectful toward (and most are close friends with) the black people of the communities around us.

I am a very very white Christian (I mean, my skin is so freaking pale. I get sunburned just walking outside for like half an hour lol) so that might be the reason why I have been raised to respect the police force for all that they sacrifice.

I also feel like I should say that I have several friends of different races, so I am in no way racist! :) Have a nice day Brainly community!

P.S. I'm so sorry if I offended anyone

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