@manhandler said in Why the NEED to make it racist when everyone involved was black?!:
It's not racist to me. People don't do things based on their race. Maybe culture has an influence.
What I'm saying is that by falsely using photos of "white bullies", the media is driving the narrative that it's white people doing the bullying. Depending on the study, 40% to 80% of people don't read past the headline and look at the pictures.
So like with this story they read that a trans kid was bullied, see the picture of the "white bully" and see the picture of the black trans kid victim. This means they get the narrative of a white kid who was/is bullying a black trans kid.
We see this a lot in liberal media, which is why people think that whites are roaming the streets to harm blacks and blacks are perfect angels who are constantly being victimized.
It's like how, in the UK, whites are 41% of hate crime victims, but get very little media coverage. If you just go by what you see on TV and most newspapers/internet sites, you would think that no whites are ever victims of hate crimes.
It's like how the entire planet knows Dylan Roof's name, but virtually no one outside a town in TN knows who Emanuel Samson is, despite both doing a racist attack on a church.