Saw this comment on BBC news:
"Baltimore has a black Mayor, black Police Chief, black Assistant Chief of Police, a police force that is 43% black, a City Counsel that is 78% black, a black City Counsel President, a City State's Attorney that is black, etc., etc. The outgoing and incoming Attorney Generals for the United states are black as well as our President. I would say blacks are pretty well represented in that city."
I haven't checked up on this statement, but if it's true, wouldn't the person who wrote that comment be true regarding representation of African Americans in Baltimore? Seems like accusations of under-representation are unfounded?
"Baltimore has a black Mayor, black Police Chief, black Assistant Chief of Police, a police force that is 43% black, a City Counsel that is 78% black, a black City Counsel President, a City State's Attorney that is black, etc., etc. The outgoing and incoming Attorney Generals for the United states are black as well as our President. I would say blacks are pretty well represented in that city."
I haven't checked up on this statement, but if it's true, wouldn't the person who wrote that comment be true regarding representation of African Americans in Baltimore? Seems like accusations of under-representation are unfounded?
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