User Reviews

I am a white woman. My grandpa was a cop. I have family members who are white, black, mixed race, indian, asian, christian, jewish, muslim, agnostic, atheist, heterosexual and homosexual.

I so wish that people could just accept one another. I have been lucky to have such a blended family. At the same time, I have seen all of their races, religions and sexual preferences disrespected by others. It's so very hard for me to understand. Why can't we just get along?

It is a very sad fact that black people are often targeted. I live in fear for my darker colored cousins. I know that they are good people, but some only see their skin. I cannot fathom this reasoning. This episode made me feel like crying because it shows the truth about things. Until we someday accept the fact that people are people, no matter what they look like, such things will keep happening,

This episode certainly showed all of the divisiveness that exists between law enforcement and communities of color. In an effort to show implicit bias and paint all police with the broad brush of racism, this episode tries to do too much.

In this case, this episode manages to be both politically correct and offensive at the same time. This show is rapidly reaching its irrelevant yet inevitable end.