Argument 103
93
.3%
of 15 users accept
Black people are convicted of crimes at a grossly disproportionate rate.
15.71% - Black people are stopped for looking suspicious far more often than white people.
9.64% - We all have implicit bias.
5.71% - Conditions outside of black Americans' control increase the liklihood for crimes to be committed.
3.57% - Black people are the ones that get policed the most.
3.57% - Implicit bias skews sentencing
3.21% - The power structures that maintain white supremacy are most hostile to black people.
3.21% - Police in general see black people as a greater threat than white people.
Black people are convicted of crimes at a grossly disproportionate rate.
33.33% - Implicit bias skews sentencing
16.67% - America needs gun reform now.
16.67% - America’s problem with gun violence is exceptional compared to the rest of the world.
7.41% - Black people are the ones that get policed the most.
6.17% - Conditions outside of black Americans' control increase the liklihood for crimes to be committed.
4.94% - Black people are provided poorer healthcare than the average American.
4.94% - Racial disparities make it difficult for black people to get the most out of the education system.
4.94% - Resentment can be justified.
