Sherrilyn Ifill Makes some assumptions that I believe are completely false. First, she states that the officer in the helicopter's statement that "That guy looks like a bad dude" is racial. Where in that statement is there anything having to do with race? What would she say if the officer made the statement about a big white guy, not complying with police orders? And it turned out the officer in the helicopter was black? Would it then also be a racial remark?

She then goes into a description of the events in Charlotte, "Scott exited the car, carrying a gun. While it remains unclear how events unfolded, even if this an accurate description, North Carolina is an open carry state. But Scott was black". In that situation, whether open carry is legal or not, anyone, white or black that steps out of a car with a gun in their hand is violating the law. It is called brandishing a firearm and is not legal in any state in this country. Failing to obey orders got him shot, not being black. Fact.