There is an audience with one united voice, "Black Lives Matter!" The police brutality against black men must end, and a comprehensive peace conversation must be planned. There are far too many black men beaten and killed by sworn officers of the law who are supposed to protect and serve communities. I submit that there are more good cops than bad, however, one beaten and one death is a tragic event for any black mother or father to endure. America must help white and black people understand, that united in love and peaceful understanding is the strength of our nation and road to a harmonious future of brotherhood. The epidemic continues. A white police officer shoots an unarmed black male, and gets away with murder. It appears that this is the season for killing black people, and repeatedly, black parents cry and white police lie to cover their shootings. This is not a book about black men killing cops or inciting black men to murder cops. However, this book is about the disturbance of white police officers fearing black males instead of reaching out to them and bringing peace and non-violent understanding into communities. The fear of black men from the portrayal of the media and society is a callous way of dealing with the race problem in America. You cannot expect people or children to grow peacefully and with love when one extreme is blowing winds of hate, fear and ignorance. Black America has been sleeping through a storm of disrespect, self-hatred and hopelessness, and it took the killing of unarmed black males for them to awaken.
