Not sure what this had to do with my comment, especially your last line is confusing to me.
But you seem to agree that there is still a racial equity that needs helping. There are still black people that are being held back by city policies and give the black communities little to do about it but engage in criminal activities because there are little other resources in lower income communities to help them.
Low income, predominantly black communities have little public resources, such as schools, libraries, and sports communities to keep them occupied, active, and learning.
I like that you mention the prison system too. Part of it also comes from prisons being for profit, incentivizing them to encourage more criminal behavior, leading to more arrests, leading to more $$$. It's sickening, really, and black communities have been the target for this for years.
There is still much to do to reach racial equity, but it can easily be disguised and understood as class inequality
Not sure what this had to do with my comment, especially your last line is confusing to me.
But you seem to agree that there is still a racial equity that needs helping. There are still black people that are being held back by city policies and give the black communities little to do about it but engage in criminal activities because there are little other resources in lower income communities to help them.
Low income, predominantly black communities have little public resources, such as schools, libraries, and sports communities to keep them occupied, active, and learning.
I like that you mention the prison system too. Part of it also comes from prisons being for profit, incentivizing them to encourage more criminal behavior, leading to more arrests, leading to more $$$. It's sickening, really, and black communities have been the target for this for years.
There is still much to do to reach racial equity, but it can easily be disguised and understood as class inequality