Black people aren't looking when crossing the street. (fence, state, city)
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I've seen these so much that there is definitley a pattern. This is mostly in Berkeley, CA, but I'm not sure if it could be in other places. I drive around and often see black people just calmly strolling across the street without looking in 30 mile per hr zones with traffic. It could be at a cross walk or j walking. It's like they aren't even worried about being hit. I just don't get it. I even saw a guy standing in the middle of the steet looking up at something. I can't be the only one noticing this.
That type of thing I am kind of on the fence about.
One does not want to racially generalize.
However when one adds geographic location, location within certain parts of the city, and mentality, it may be applicable in some instances.
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