Racial disparities, scarce opportunities to grow as individuals. ie: getting a high paying job

Presumed assumptions in accordance to how the individual looks

Prejudice and racism are determining factors in the "worth" of someone. for example the assumption and stereotype that a Black person makes less than a white person

And while all people who have been to prison face severely reduced earnings, Black and Latino Americans are less likely than whites of the same socioeconomic group to see their earnings recover, suggesting that imprisonment traps them in low-wage jobs

Societies views on equating black people to be violent and criminals leads to the acceptance and normalizations of such corruption.

Black communities have started to become desensitized to such events, feeling powerless

Such actions allows society to wonder whether the police forces where only made to protect certain communities from the "opposing" community.

use of tactics, generally violent, by police that are unwarranted and that violate a person's civil and/or human rights

Black Americans are incarcerated in state prisons across the country at nearly five times the rate of whites, and Latinx people are 1.3 times as likely to be incarcerated than non-Latinx whites.

Going to prison is a major life-altering event that creates obstacles to building stable lives in the community, such as gaining employment and finding stable and safe housing after release.

Imprisonment also reduces lifetime earnings and negatively affects life outcomes among children of incarcerated parents