The Washington Post collected data (2015) per state that shows more white people are killed by police than black people.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graph...ice-shootings/
IMO all deaths are tragic. Still, each event must stand or fall on its own. If the individual, regardless of color, is threatening officers or others then, it is what it is. If the shooting was unjustified then, the police should be held accountable.
One of the problems is the systemic lies that continue to be propagated. Case in point - the "hands up don't shoot" mantra from Fergusson Mo. It has been demonstrated that this is a fabrication - it did not happen. Still, the mantra rolls on. The truth is MB was assaulting the officer and trying to take his firearm. Unless I missed something, the officer was justified in defending himself. Yet, he is vilified and the perp honored as a hero among the BLM crowd. They have no credibility IMO and set back race relations due to their racist behavior and propagation of propaganda like the "hands up don't shoot" mantra.
What this nation needs is a revival of true brotherly love.