From the standpoint of the U.S. Department of Justice, nothing a black does to a white constitutes a civil-rights violation or a hate crime. In Cincinnati, the Justice Department is investigating only the Cincinnati police for shooting a fleeing black suspect who ignored police orders to halt and for firing a beanbag filled with pellets at a black woman during a protest that turned violent. The Justice Department presumes that the suspect was shot because he was black, not because he was fleeing from police. Justice Department officials believe that the woman was hit with the beanbag because she was black, not because police were trying to keep a protest within bounds. In contrast, the Justice Department sees no federal crime in the cases of white people being set upon and brutalized by blacks.
Blacks are exempt.
Because of skin color, university admission standards are set aside, grades are raised, promotions are made, low-bid contracting is waived, white students are muzzled and rampaging blacks can beat whites senseless without violating their civil rights or committing a hate crime. Despite these obvious facts, university professors base their careers on teaching students that law is nothing but a codification of the interests of the white hegemonic power structure. In the U.S. today, guilt is heaped on whites just as it was assigned to Jews in pre-World War II Germany. The legal double standard created by U.S. civil rights enforcement is the greatest disaster of our age. The reason is not, as is so often said, that preferential treatment makes Americans suspicious of black achievements.