The truth of the matter is that people given an excuse for failure will fail, and those for whom failure isn't an option will succeed.
Of course it is.
People who have darker skin color, for example blacks, faces the most discrimination and it becomes a cycle for them, and for society at large.
In all seriousness, who exactly is at fault?
From my observations, there are 2 kinds of blacks in the case of Asia, Nigerians, Tamil Indians, Rohingya, Bangladeshi, etc are often looked down upon mostly because of their collective character : dirty, smelly, snakish behaviour, laziness, uneducated, criminal activities, etc.
Then you're got blacks from Northern India or those Singh's who are widely respected within Asia simply because they are educated, well mannered, cultured and project worthiness.
Some of these communities need to buck up and surpass their current level to gain the respect that everyone deserves BUT they do need a helping hand too as change will take a long time, decades even. Yet they themselves MUST take the initiative to start it off.
For now, the police force needs to inject some professionalism, clear cut rules of when to use of deadly force and clear penalties for non compliance.
The perception of the entire world is that American police are too trigger happy, as to why they are like that, there could be a multiple reasons; racism, fear of being shot, police culture, etc. Those reasons doesn't really matter, what matters is that right now they have to evolve and keep up with world standards, American police is looking like they're only at the level of 3rd world policing and that's sad for a develope country.