No G. Not hatred. Just a completely false narrative that attributes r****m and violence against black people to an easy non-accountable target. And unfortunately most people are either uninformed or willing to point to 'others' in order to avoid taking responsibility themselves to correct problems that do exist. What did K actually do to help? Did he start any initiatives to go into black communities to help with the housing and education of children? Did he try to address the much higher incidence of black on black violence and murder? Did he look to hold accountable the politicians who actually represent these districts throughout the country who actually do nothing? In fact, these politicians are the problem because it is in their interest to keep the inner-city populations under-educated, low income, and angry so that they (people of color+) depend upon these same politicians to provide the free services that they need to live. Who will inner-city v**ers v**e for? The same people who are actually responsible for their plight. And these same people are the ones shouting 'r****t' against those that are actually trying to bring about positive changes. People are r****t. Not our country. Not only is our f**g a banner of freedom; it is and does represent the ability for all Americans to pursue their dreams. People get in the way. It is easier to blame someone else for the failure of others. And these 'others' are not the people of color who suffer; but the people who are loudest in casting blame.