No, chances are he would have went through the same thing and still found innocent.

@SpikeTalon I disagree. The same situation in the Zimmerman/Martin case. The black community has its serious problems that can only be mitigated by the community itself, but will not happen until the community stops blaming and starts introspection. But that does not change the fact that in white society, black people tend to be prevented from full participation.

@Pand0ro If what you mentioned above was true, then Ahmaud Arbery's murderers would surely never have been found guilty for their crimes, but they were though. On the contrary, nothing in regards to such situations will change so long as people respond with emotional knee-jerk reactions and/or inaccurate assumptions. While at one point in history blacks were held back in society, not so much anymore since the civil rights movement, and these days black youths and black men in particular hold themselves back by joining violent gangs and living a life of crime devoid of any sort of order and meaning. When you lead a life of crime and get caught, don't blame the system for holding you back from full participation, as the same would happen to any white individual who commits criminal acts. There are plenty of blacks out there who realize this to be true, and avoid such vice and make an honest living, and in the process life is fairly fulfilling to them and no one holds them back from participating in society.