The killing of Tyrene Nichols, an unarmed black man pulled over in a regular traffic stop

by five police officers in Memphis, Tennessee, has reignited the perennial debate

over race and policing. Now, this case is different from the other prominent officer involved

killings that had preceded at George Floyd, Michael Brown, Breonna Taylor. In that, not only was the

deceased person black, but all of the officers involved in his death were also black, and it all

took place in Memphis, a city that is 65 percent black. Nevertheless, former Congressman,

Democrat, Mondeir Jones warns people not to be distracted by those facts. If you think

Jones wrote, the Memphis police officers had to be white in order to exhibit anti-blackness,

you need to take that AP African-American studies course run to Sanctus just banned.

Yes, everyone involved was black, but they were still motivated by anti-blackness,

which is just another woke buzz term, meaning white supremacy, as viral libs have rushed to

point out on social media. I'm going to message today for some white people. If we have white

people listening, paying attention, I wouldn't mind if you would do this with me. We rub our chests,

we find our heartbeat, and we say, we did this. We did this.

White supremacy did this. I'm talking about Tyre Nichols. The police didn't do this.

The Memphis police department didn't do this. White supremacy did this.

The cops have been arrested. They're presumed innocent until proven guilty, even though the video

evidence that we have is pretty damning. But by the standard of the left, viral nobody's and

prominent politicians alike, even if the cops are convicted, it wasn't really the cops fault.

According to many on the left, the responsibility for Tyre Nichols is killing, and really for all

the evils in the world lies with white people and their alleged system of white supremacy.

Even when the white people are nowhere in sight, I'm Michael Knowles. It's the Michael Knowles show.

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