Bypassing the insults, which are more cute than offensive, I choose to answer the other questions. Sure, I'd like the study. Will it make a difference? We'll see. You tried to sell it on the platform of a Black man, did it. My experience is that some of the worst, "See, even a (n) admits it: are people I call scouts. Just like the traitorous Native American scouts who helped hunt down their own people, you get some Blacks who do the same thing verbally. Tim Scott, Clarence Thomas, Booker T. and others of that ilk. So I tend to take what such people say with a steam shovel bucket of salt. On top of that, I'm aware of cop culture. Wearing Confederate flag t-shirts under their uniform. Having White Supremacy tattoos that are covered by their uniforms, leaked recordings and emails that show what they REALLY think as opposed to the official BS they spew. Receiving commemorative items for beating and killing minorities, and so on. I won't mention some of the harrowing accounts of ex-Black cops of what they saw, and participated in under the "how blue are you?" internal culture policy. So my view is studies like what you mentioned, are biased and doctored to begin with. And now you want to tell me how much light people emit dictates whether they get shot or otherwise mistreated. There's always some contrived excuse to claim "See, we're innocent of your misconceptions about us.: Which all too often contradicts reality. So will it make a difference? We'll see. I still think your insults are cute, though. Unimaginative, but still cute.
