The ADL is one of the least trustworthy organizations out there right now. Don't bother listening to their statistics. Their definition of racism only goes from one source to one source. And those are from white people to non-white people. It literally was their definition of racism put proudly on their page at one point, THOUGH, I think they might have taken it down since they got flak for it like they cowards they are.
Similarly BLM put on their page that they wanted to disrupt the nuclear family structure which they said was rooted in white supremacy (these people, man) and they cowardly took that down when people started noticing and they got flak for it.
There was an officer who died the day after January 6th named Brian Sicknick. It's a compelling story because supposedly he was brutally beaten with a fire extinguisher on the grounds, came back to the precinct, and later died of a stroke, I believe. The trouble is there's literally no evidence he was ever beaten with a fire extinguisher nor anything else. People started questioning the narrative when police were combing the footage and couldn't find any of this incident.
It's interesting because meanwhile we have about a thousand different angles on everything else that happened because of security cam footage and cell phone footage, yada yada yada. The age of uncertainty is dead, my friend. LOL. Tragic as officer Sicknick's death is and I regret it I believe that ultimately we will have to chalk his death up as being to natural causes, namely whatever causes strokes.
And people who are dishonest about his death posting the dates of his birth and death leave out the month and day parts but leave in the years. Which is also a smooth move for smooth brains. That should raise questions in anybody discerning about their information. It actually caused me to look up the date of his death to make sure I had it right. Again, tragic, but there is no evidence he sustained any injuries.