Black murder is normal | Michael Smith | TEDxJacksonville

Some solid examples of systemic racism and corporate sponsorship of inequality.
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Michael T. Smith argues that the “normalcy” of black murder is ingrained in our American culture. Indeed, sales the idea that a black American would be involved in a homicide—either as perpetrator or victim—is so broadly accepted as to be largely unnoticed.Smith exposes the racism that underlies the appalling lack of outrage at high death rates in the black community, sovaldi sale and highlights the hypocrisy of a society that glamorizes violence, but ignores its victims. “It doesn’t take action to keep racism going,” Smith observes, “it takes inaction.”