All my comments pointed to the benefits of learning how human beings relate to the world, what molds their attitudes and developing true empathy for the downtrodden, low income and low priority.  People raised in poverty and are racially and/or culturally deprived, live in a parallel universe that's ugly, dog-eat-dog and cannot even relate to the demands of the dominant white culture, which the police generally represent.  We, as a society, have to admit and OWN the horrendous dysfunction of our racially and economically stratified culture. Our enforced "wall-in, wall out" system has produced the highest incarceration rate of any advanced country on the planet.  And blacks and latinos are far, far over-represented in that population.  It's not because they're evil.  It's because we've discriminated against them, marginalized them, and thrown them into the societal garbage can.  They're not happy and we don't give a damn if they are or not.  We've done it to ourselves.