Like a interpreting an inkblot, Bowers is reading into the letter from Tattersall. She never said  "all whites are complicit in black killings" or that  "Police killings of thousands of unarmed black people… .” 
In the latter statement, Bowers uses his own quotations of Tattersall, that seems to be entirely made up. 
Bowers goes on to say: "Tattersall is an example of everything wrong in this country when it comes to race relations" proposing that she misrepresent the facts. She is "everything wrong"? If it is that simple, it's good to know.
Bowers uses some big words in a flashy way that look like he enjoys writing. But given the level of misrepresentation, I am still wondering what Tattersall letter he is referring to. 
I would never paint a wide brush and claim that Bower's thoughts represent any Whites other than himself. But it does show how easily emotions get in the way of facts.

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