If someone can point to laws that apply to blacks and not to whites, I'd happily argue and vote against it, but comparing outcomes as evidence of systemic racism gives nobody anything to do but sit and stew over nothing. If there were comparable dropout rates, single motherhood rates, violent crime rates, gang rates, we could at least move forward and look for other reasons for any disparity if there still was one, but there's no end to that either cause you can slice up the population into as many fragments as you want to compare. It's already sliced into race, sex, sexual preference, nation of origin, religion, and it's gotten all the way down to making up goddamn fictional genders to complain about discrimination. Political speech is disingenuous when you stop talking to the nation as a whole and address certain demographics cause you're playing a numbers game. It should be implicit that everything applies to everyone equally.
