"When a policeman kills an African American or a judge rules in favor of a guilty white person, African Americans get angry and some try to get even." And not just them either: a growing minority of whites, not to mention Latinos, do the same. As an aging Anglo-Saxon myself, I feel enraged when yet another officer gets away with murdering another unarmed person of color.

An interesting question arises: to whom--a black person or other person of color, or another white--are the racist whites likeliest to listen? What's the criteria by which they determne who's worth listening to on this subject? Keep up the GREAT work, Mr. Davis; likely you're a far better man than I may ever be!