The Racism Dialogue

from The Steve Warneke Show Hosted by Steve Warneke

Discrimination. Bigotry. Prejudice. How are we supposed to address racism, if everyone's too afraid to talk about it for fear of being called a racist? Is there any REAL evidence to support that the use of force in these instances of high profile police cases were actually "discrimination"? Or is it that you don't want to hear that race was a motivation?

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