Racism is a hugely dramatized issue-change my mind

Happy to think with you today. As you've begun I shall as well. I'll talk to your points and then present my own. 1. If people say you're not human or are a lesser being or don't deserve to be here or can't marry a white woman because of nothing more than your skin color, I guess you would be perfectly stoic and have no reaction right? While it may be overblown from time to time, That doesn't mean there is not a point to be understood. 2. I'm a white man and I've encountered hundreds of racist people. Including a few racist towards me. I don't know where you live but unless you're basing your opinion on some actual evidence you're probably wrong. I have sources for this I will present in my own arguments to show otherwise. 3. I have no idea what you're even suggesting here. If you're saying blacks don't get along with other blacks because they kill each other more often than white people kill them or something you're misinterpreting statistics. Black people also associate with each other more than they associate with white people. That they kill each other more often doesn't even have a bearing on this debate. On top of that, You can say exactly the same thing about white people or any subset of humans. 4. People who call other people race traitors are racists. Failing that, If you do nothing but spread propaganda that has been created about your own race you probably are a bad actor. The term race traitor is silly, But you can certainly be racist against people of your own race. 5. I don't know what you mean by more dramatized than what actually occurs. As statistics I'll present later should show you black people, Particularly black men are stigmatized and face disadvantages other races, Particularly those in the majority, Do not face. If you have a statistically significant overarching disadvantage to other races, How is it dramatizing the issue to point it out? It is just pointing it out and trying your best to change things. You can't always change things without punishing people for poor behavior. That isn't how we raise children, And that isn't how we change adults. 6. I'll explain why the focus is mostly on the racism from whites in my own arguments. My arguments: 1. Black people receive more severe sentences for the same crime as whites. (1) 2. Blacks are charged with crimes more often than their white counterparts. (2) 3. Blacks are treated more severely than whites when being detained by police. (3) 4. Several policies of the police are inherently racist. Police patrol black neighborhoods more often than white neighborhoods. Stop and Frisk, Pulling over black people more often because they "look suspicious. " et cetera. (4) 5. The reason white men are subject to more scrutiny than others is because we are the "majority" in this country. This doesn't mean we outnumber every other race and sex. We hold more positions of power. As such the laws cater to us. The police cater in our favor. Anyone in a position of power has certain amounts of leeway when it comes to the law. White men aren't prone to serious consequences (5, Definition 3) 6. Black-sounding names on applications get denied far more than white-sounding names. (6) 7. Vast majority of "role models" are white. In light of these points, Your position has to be that black people reacting to having a patently disadvantageous position in society is "hugely dramatizing" the position. You'd have to deny the lived experience and facts accumulated from all these sources, Or you have to say black people are genetically more likely to commit crime, Or black people culturally "ask for it" et cetera. I can't say any of those positions appeal to me if you have another view let me know. I don't call being jailed around 20% longer for the same crime dramatization, Nor are any of these other points dramatizations. Perhaps to end, I'll say that of course not all black people are going to encounter this severe racism in their lives. The problem is that the statistics say most will have a really bad time if they do, And that they are way more likely to than their white counterparts. I don't think you can substantiate the belief that there are black people out there who have never encountered racism seen or unseen. It's like saying there are females online who have never experienced sexism. One last important note, Desensitizing people from the racism that is still in existence even if it is not literally them being chained up and segregated, Is a link in the chain that leads people towards genocidal thoughts and ethnostates, Two horrible positions that lack any real substance or justification. (7) May your thoughts be clear, -Thoht Sources in my Profile Comments for ease of linking.