Sorry but the "All Lives Matter" people don't really believe it. Those are the ones who think only their life matters and feel threatened by people saying their life matters as much as their own selfish one....

In the real world, very few lives matter. People pretend to care, but when action is called for only a small percentage actually care enough to show up.

All lives are not being treated with distain & disregard for pleas of "I can't breathe". Folks of color are targeted. How do I know? History, smart phone documentation, & experience when I worked & partied among black & brown friends. One time in particular resulted in the police asking me "if my parents knew I was with these people." "Yes" I replied. "They are people". We were pulled over because there were 7 people in one car. Just driving around, enjoying the radio way back when. The difference I witnessed first hand impacted me forever. I have witnessed the disparity often when I was the only Euro. White folks did not "hang" with the colored folks. My diverse group of friends enriched me & ostracized me from the "white only" crowd until our high school won the basketball tournament., Then Euro Americans were open to having basketball friends.

As a lifelong feminist, I am beginning to think we do ourselves a disservice breaking ourselves down into individual social groups. We need to concentrate on what unites us....our humanity and then address injustice at an individual level. I'm not saying we can ignore the past but we can't do anything about the past, but we can work together to improve the future of all people. It may also require forgiveness on the part of some.

Whites are no more 'racist' than any other racial grouping.

Nothing will detract from the fact that we have systemic racism in America.