I found this on tumblr. The last comment speaks massively. Think before you accuse.

Right, cause if it's just a black male I have some bad news for police. ( cause there's are probably hundreds of black males in each city, so how are they going to figure out who it was ? )

I think the point they're trying to make is that if the description is of a black male, 6ft wearing say a red jumper and black jeans and this guy fits that description then of course they're going to stop him over his 6ft White friend wearing matching clothes. In which case it isn't racism it's common sense

BUT. I think we're forgetting that the officer was holding him at gunpoint. I understand why the officer stopped him, but seeing as how cops are trained to only take their gun out if intending to kill, that's a whole new thing.

Well actually not since the situation was about a burglary in which roughly 90% of the time means the presence of some concealed weapon and most of the time if a person was involved in said activity they anticipate a confrontation with police and therefore are more likely to conceal carry a weapon, race has nothing to do with it, a white criminal is just as apt to have and pull a gun as a black criminal. Plus it's standard practice for a cop to pull their gun if the suspect in question was possibly involved in a violent crime regardless of skin color.

Exactly. This is something so profound, yet gets little to no attention. Yes, racism is a problem. But no, racism does not mean "hating on black people!" You can be racist to people of any skin color and it's still racism all the same.