Racists and the Misuse of Police and Judicial System Against People of Color

Racism and discrimination continue to be a prevalent issue in our society, and it is not uncommon for racists to exploit the police and judicial system to intimidate and harass people of color. As a person of color, I have personally experienced such discrimination, including being subjected to racially charged remarks and being evicted from my home through a call made by my racist landlord in the middle of the night during winter.

Racism is deeply ingrained in the psyche of the perpetrators, who may harbor racial biases and fear towards people of color, leading them to use the police to their advantage to exert power and control over them. This is a grave injustice and a form of abuse that has been perpetuated throughout history and continues to this day.

It is important to acknowledge and address this issue, as well as the historical and societal context that has allowed it to persist. Racism has been a pervasive issue, and people of color have experienced discrimination and oppression in various forms, including harassment and profiling by law enforcement, biased treatment in the judicial system, and prejudice in different aspects of their lives.

It is important to note that not all law enforcement officers or members of the judicial system are racist or biased. However, the actions of a few bad apples can have devastating consequences for people of color, as they may use their positions of power to further their own prejudices and biases. This highlights the need for policy changes that address systemic racism and promotes education and awareness about the history and impact of racism.

We must not shy away from these discussions and work towards building a more equitable and inclusive society. This may involve advocating for defunding police budgets as they need not be militarized. We must also support each other and hold those who perpetrate racism and discrimination accountable for their actions.

In conclusion, racism and discrimination must be recognized and addressed as a systemic issue that requires systemic solutions. We must work together to create a society that treats all individuals with respect and dignity, regardless of their race or ethnicity.