Randall Kennedy

Now, second thing, second, and this is the thing that gets most attention, and it's important.

I think that the underprotection story does not get enough attention, but then there's a second story.

The second story is that black people have historically and still today

Black people are subjects of invidious racial discrimination when it comes to police action.

So, you know, walking down the street, walking down the street,

You have a black person who's, let's say, 20 years old.

You have a white person who's 20 years old.

Let's make them men.

Both just walking down the street.

And the question, attitude of the police towards these two.

And attitude, you know, is a complicated thing.

It can show itself in various ways.

It can show itself in a look.

It can show itself in who gets the look.

Black person's walking down the street or running down the street.

White person's walking down the street or running down the street.

What happens with respect to the police?

Let's suppose that who gets the second look?

Who is followed?

Who is detained for a moment?