Fear is needed sometimes, but it can also work against progress and worsen relationships. It is important to recognize that it is not only black people getting shot in police interactions and that it is more often white people. If you leave out that information, it can sound like cops are out to kill black people for being black. Information can be presented in a way to create fear mongering and hate mongering and it's important to stand up to that. If a bunch of white guys also died in police interactions, it doesnt make sense to just assume racism when it's a non white person that died. What is more helpful is to maybe discuss how drugs busts are handled, the relationships with public drunkenness and conflict with police, and when there is the resisting of arrest. Under what circumstances should a person be arrested and how do we respond when we are being arrested. What is also the socioeconomics of people more like to die in conflict with the police. The point should be not destruction, but better protocols, make improvements in the communities and build relationships.

Square roots! Lol

In perportion it's something like 3.5 times more black than white

He's a moron