Again with the revisionism. The wonderful thing about today's technology is it's everywhere. I've seen BLM leaders call for the killing of cops, and in several places blacks took them up on it. And again trying to twist things. YOU say there's this bedrock belief but you have it wrong. If I were the racist you believe I am then why is it that if Allen West or Condoleeza Rice ran for president I would vote for them? And would've voted for them over all the Republican candidates in the 2016 field save one, who wasn't Trump by the way. Why is it that I think Nelson Mandela was one of the greatest leaders ever? You are too poisoned with your view of the white race and make no allowances for exceptions to your orthodoxy. The world is too complicated with shades of gray to be boiled to just black and white, no pun intended.
The reality is you have no idea who the leaders or founders of blm are, so why pretend what you don't actually know?
BLM leadership has never called for the killing of police.
There is a long tradition of blaming violence on civil rights organizations and civil rights leaders to discredit their cause.
Again, the same people who said MLK was anti- cop and promoted violence had their fraudulent reasons for their beliefs as well.
The belief in collective black racial failure is a bedrock belief of white supremacy and black inferiority.
Every single racist fundamentally believes that black people are collectively deficient in some manner. Again, it is how inequality and racism gets justified.
We take American social issues and transform them into evidence of collective black racial dysfunction like we have done since the beginning to justify and excuse gigantic racial disparities.
The stated belief "Oh racism isn't the issue there is something collectively wrong within the black race", is an old time American racism.