In Milwaukee, a black police officer shot a black man who attempted to flee from him while carrying a stolen gun and then turned on the officer.

Riots have ensued. Meanwhile, in Baltimore, the Department of Justice, has declared the city's police department,

which is a majority minority with a heavy concentration of black officers, racist, all of which raises a question.

The hell are police department supposed to do? The left has created a catch-22 for itself. While rioters declare their intention to target white Milwaukee residents and scream about black power while burning down a gas station, the media maintain there's no racism here. It's just a response to generalize police racism. But if black people are incapable of racism, what do leftists say

about black police officers who they then say are actually racist? There are two possible

reasons why the left can claim that black police officers are capable of racism, but black

protesters and black rioters aren't. First, leftists can claim that black police officers aren't

really black. They, like black Republicans, have been corrupted by the racist system.

German Lopez of Vox.com, he wrote this back in April.

He said, quote, racial bias isn't necessarily about how a person views himself in terms of race,

but how he views others in terms of race, particularly in different roles throughout his everyday life.

And systemic racism, which has been part of the U.S. since its founding,

can corrupt anyone's view of minorities in America.

Policing tactics can also create and accentuate personal, subconscious bias.

By increasing the likelihood, officers will relate blackness with criminality or danger,

leading to what psychologists call implicit bias against black Americans.

Combined, says Lopez, this means the system as a whole, as well as individual officers,

even black officers, by and large, act in ways that are deeply racially skewed and potentially

racist.

Kind of convenient logic.

Police departments make black officers racist against blacks, but what Sheriff David Clark

terms the ghetto mentality doesn't

...