Yeah, that was pretty much my experience although the numbers were more split. The white people were upset including tears. The black people were celebrating. The Asian people seemed a bit in "limbo" seemingly not knowing what they should do. I honestly didn't understand any of the reactions, but they were all very strong so I was the oddball.
I get that Black people go through a lot of George Floyd situations, where they are mistreated, etc.
But that said, NOT every time a black person is in trouble with the law, etc, is because of being mistreated.
A couple, few, some, etc, blacks get into trouble because they broke the law, etc.
Not all Whites that get into trouble get off. Some to a lot of whites get into trouble because they broke the law, etc.
What people of all races need to do, including blacks, is leave race out of it. And only look at the Facts, etc.
If a person is guilty, and they get convicted, people of all races, should look at the facts, and if the facts prove that the person is guilty, then all races should be cheering that the factually guilty person got convicted.
If a factually guilty person goes free, gets off, then people of all races should not be cheering, just because the person shares the same race as the people cheering.
It's crazy that THUG MIKE BROWN, that robbed, beat up a small Asian store owner, and then tried to take the police officer's gun, and then charged all 6' 5, 300 pounds at the cop, to beat the cop up, and because of that got shot, should have a statue, and be worshipped as a hero by black people who won't take the time to learn the facts, or ignore the facts, or don't care that he was, is a THUG, just only because he is black, and they are black.
JUST THE FACTS. LEAVE RACE OUT OF IT. IF THEY ARE FACTUALLY GUILTY. BE HAPPY WHEN, IF THEY ARE CONVICTED. IF THE GET OFF, GET AWAY WITH IT, BE UPSET, ETC, NO MATTER WHAT YOUR RACE IS, AND NO MATTER WHAT THE RACE OF THE FACTUALLY GUILTY.
Tired of races happily defending the factually guilty who share the same race as those defending them, happy that they got away with it, etc.