Unfortunately, America has always had very powerful image of black men being dangerous and needed to be handled appropriately. Historically speaking, black men are born guilty to anything a white person said he did. This silly notion that black men are inherently dangerous perpetuates white America’s view – which is racial inequality is cause by the action black people themselves rather than by an unjustified social contract. Along with the disparaging images of black men, the media increasing portray blacks men as incapable of being on the right side of the law with it comes to dealing with police. Far too many police operate under the pretense that black men are criminals; therefore, some police do not take the time to truly assess situations when they encounter black men. This trend is epitomized by the police verbiage of “I thought he had a gun,” I thought he was reaching for something,” or “he moved too suddenly.” As a result of this thinking by police, both District Attorneys and grand juries take the side of the police by not bring forth charges for killing unarmed black men.