Anyway, the black cops who were screwing these broads back in the day were never held accountable for their actions/behavior. And residents never reported them. But yet folks wanna complain about cops being against black males. Didn’t/Doesn’t seem as though black cops was that much against black teenagers while they were selling drugs. The way I see it is that black females and their male relatives both got screwed by these black cops and they went along with the program.

I have read/heard about elders who raised their children, worked for a living, and were respected in the community. That didn’t apply to ALL elders. Alot of them were/still are hell-raisers causing just as much harm/pain/hurt/embarrassment as younger adults, if not more. I remember back when I was a teenager how young black males sold weed in their mom’s house. Didn’t matter whether they lived in the projects or a regular house. Well, black police officers in towns where I lived helped these males get away with selling drugs. Cops were either related to them or friends with the families. More than a few times, I saw at least one black cop standing in the kitchen while the weed was being bagged up. I thought of it as odd. As a young teenager, of course, I didn’t question what was going on in other people’s houses.

Anyway, if the boy(s) who sold drugs out of his mom’s (aunt’s, cousin’s, etc) house (s) didn’t give her the right amount of money at the right time, she cussed him out up one side, across, and down the other. She’d also inform him that if it wasn’t for her banging one or two black cops, he’d be locked up. Other females replied that the dealer should’ve been grateful that his mom, aunt, or cousin was keeping him (them) out of jail. And the author of this article suggests that the hood