Not necessarily. (Just to clarify, I love afro american people) You hear many black people say all white people are evil and/or should die. OK, no problem. His ancestors were slaves. He has the right to say, because his ancestors were not free. But he is. He was born in a country which is supposed to be the land of possibilities. But no, he believes that he has the right to say that white people are evil, just because what happened in the past. I am not saying he does not have the reason to say it. But what did HE experience to say that? (MAYBE he/she was judged by his/her skin color) If a white says the same about white people, the whole country is fed up with him. During the protests, which are happening now, many many white people were shot and killed. Is it acceptable? Is it something to make protest for? Do people have the right to break into and burn small shops just because they are fed up with the American authorities? In some parts of America, open and concealed carry is allowed. I am not saying, but what if George Floyd was to draw a weapon? Statistics say that 70 percent of the crimes in America are committed by black people. But this does not give the police the right to do something horrible. Each side is wrong, at some extent, but not totally.