it don't matter to me came out on july 10, 2018.
it don't matter to me came out on july 10, 2018.
when did it don't matter to me come out?
july 10 , 2018
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under this view, there is no claim that america has attained a fully post-racial society, however it is argued that news selection is skewed toward amplifying racial conflict, events demonstrating racial harmony are dismissed as non-newsworthy, and that such media conflict-bias acts to undermine trust and impede progress. rather, any true measure of race relations must gauge the everyday daily experiences of americans in interacting with people of differing backgrounds. an assumption is that the media will cherry-pick the most outrageous, racially-inflammatory events to cover no matter how infrequently they are occurring, and thus misreport progress toward a post-racial ideal. the central tenet of post-racial problem-solving practice is to seek the "alternative explanation" when conflict arises (presuming non-racist motives in others), in order to find common ground and creatively resolve the conflict. examples of post-racial framing in attacking misconduct by the criminal justice system are video recording of all police-citizen interactions, creating a citizens review board with investigative powers, and assigning an independent prosecutor. or, in the educational sphere, creating charters, academies and school choice to turn around under-performing schools. the divide in public opinion on the status of race in america was reflected in reactions to the black lives matter movement. in response to the "black lives matter" rallying cry, some people, including politicians, began using the phrase "all lives matter". after a sheriff's deputy in harris county, texas, was fatally shot while pumping gas in august, sheriff ron hickman claimed that the rhetoric of black lives matter activists had contributed to the killing and said, "we’ve heard 'black lives matter'. all lives matter. well, cops’ lives matter, too. so why don’t we just drop the qualifier and just say 'lives matter', and take that to the bank.' supporters of the black lives matter movement criticized the "all lives matter" phrase, arguing that it minimized the systemic threats faced by african-americans. president obama said in october, "there is a specific problem that is happening in the african-american community that’s not happening in other communities." andrew rosenthal wrote, similarly, in "the new york times", "the point of 'black lives matter' is that the lives of african-americans have come under special and deadly threat since before the birth of this country."
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