We don’t excuse it — we object to how it’s talked about, and how blacks are portrayed as inherently murderous thugs. It drives policy, it drives resource allocation, it drives business investment, it perpetuates the very inequalities that cause crime in the first place.
Most blacks are killed by blacks, and most whites are killed by whites: a foreseeable consequence of living in a society that’s still racially segregated.
Yet we tend to only hear about “black-on-black” crime. Why is that?