Canada, likes to paint itself as being the friendly country.

But it has an underbelly of racism that has yet been exposed.

Being Black, Indigenous, Muslim, or anything that is off centered increases your chances of being pulled over.

I’ve been stopped 30x for B.S.

“WE” need to be proactive and make sure we never have a Minnesota, Missouri, and many other sad stories of minorities losing their lives.

It’s nice that some law enforcement have come on social media to denounce the events in Minnesota.

But “WE” must demand a review of law enforcement practices and training methods when they encounter anyone.

Why is violence the end game. Look at some European nations they have law enforcement practice non-violent approaches to ease the situation. It has worked!

At my other job, where I finish past midnight on Sundays.

My colleague is a young black male, about to go to a world reknown school for academics and football.

He lives in a tough part of Montreal.

He doesn’t know this, but one of the reasons why I drop him off, is that he doesn’t end up running into a bad apple of cops.

I know how to handle them, he’s young, and might not assess the situation properly.

I want him to achieve greatness not confrontation

But the point is, no one should ever feel angst with law enforcement. But they do.

Trust is fragile, we need community leaders, http://M.Ps . to make a real positive impact with the next generation.

Otherwise we become America 2.0. Not that it slowly is.

We need to do better to make sure all communities feel safe and ease.

It isn’t a one day cure, it will take everyday to find that cure.

As 2Pac once said, the only time the world will ever have peace, is when we shatter into pieces.

Let’s do better.