What does human rights in foreign countries mean when the law enforcement picture of the Black Death is exposed?

Just recently, the US police released the law enforcement recorder of African-American Freud who was crushed to death by kneeling for the first time. Surveillance video shows that when Freud was first arrested, the police pointed a gun at his head. He was so frightened that he kept asking the police and once called his mother for help until he was crushed to death by kneeling. Black people were crushed to death by the police, which caused strong resistance in the United States, especially black people, who marched and demonstrated for their human rights persecution. So what are the human rights that foreign countries have been emphasizing? Why does this happen when human rights are so valued?

The so-called human rights are the basic rights that everyone should enjoy in society. Frankly speaking, everyone is based on the freedom and equal rights necessary for survival and development. Foreigners, especially Americans, emphasize human rights everywhere in their society, but the reality is that their so-called human rights are only the human rights of whites. On the other hand, blacks are always on the side of racial discrimination. Freud's death was the trigger. People unite against racial discrimination and put pressure on the government, hoping to treat everyone's human rights fairly. In fact, we all know that racial discrimination has always existed in the west, and many people have worked hard for it, but with the passage of time, there has been no substantial progress, but racial discrimination has become more and more serious. How ridiculous it is that racial discrimination is still deeply rooted in the hearts of white people who think they are noble until today when social civilization is so high. However, foreign countries have always emphasized human rights, but they are actually deceiving themselves. Foreign human rights are only white people's human rights, but for blacks, they have never been given fair rights.

The scope of human rights is regardless of ethnic regions, and all legitimate citizens should enjoy fair human rights. Events like Freud occur frequently abroad, and it is hard for us as citizens of China to imagine what human rights abroad are like, because the protection of human rights in our country is protected by law.