<p>Black people have always had a sticky relationship with law enforcement.  But is that hatred and suspicion even warranted in today's society? Do  activists in the media and academia really speak for black people, or do  they simple speak OVER them. Scott brings his work experience, and  Nzinga talks about personal responsibility and the biblical perspective  behind obeying authority.</p>

Black people have always had a sticky relationship with law enforcement. But is that hatred and suspicion even warranted in today's society? Do activists in the media and academia really speak for black people, or do they simple speak OVER them. Scott brings his work experience, and Nzinga talks about personal responsibility and the biblical perspective behind obeying authority.

<p>Black people have always had a sticky relationship with law enforcement. &nbsp;But is that hatred and suspicion even warranted in today's society? Do &nbsp;activists in the media and academia really speak for black people, or do &nbsp;they simple speak OVER them. Scott brings his work experience, and &nbsp;Nzinga talks about personal responsibility and the biblical perspective &nbsp;behind obeying authority.</p>

#2 Black People Hate Cops (or do they?)

A hot, black republican and a sarcastic, white misanthrope fall in love during a race war. What do you get? Wisdom mixed with lots of dark humor and a much needed Christian perspective in a world circling the drain.

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#2 Black People Hate Cops (or do they?)

#2 Black People Hate Cops (or do they?)