As I see graphs related to which race commits gun violence against the other races more or less, I think we need to point out a few things. All of the following is TRUE: 1) We should stop getting angry at people for posting data and instead get angry at why nothing is being done to correct the problem that the data represents. 2) One's race has ABSOLUTELY nothing to do with their likelihood to shoot or kill another person.  Skin pigment and DNA do not make people shoot each other. 3) It is true that black Americans have been involved in more gun crimes than white Americans. 3) Since the above statements are true, then only the following question should be asked:  "What environmental differences in society cause this to take place?" Possible answers: - Poverty - A systemic problem of inequality - Education - Access to resources - Culture that develops among underprivileged communities. So when people try to point to the racial differences with gun violence, when race does not determine one's inherent tendency towards criminal behavior, they are basically recognizing that there are systemic problems.