Black people are underrepresented amongst law enforcement across the board so I doubt it. Plus there's a stigma about joining your local PD to begin with if you're black. Also this idea that it's all or nothing with these communities when it comes to policing is just wrong. Most of these people want more cops to be around because lot of poor black areas of the country are underpoliced, and even when they are policed, it's done via harassment and such. They want a reformation of how policing occurs, too. That doesn't even begin to account for the prison industrial complex, which as long as it exists, police reforms will never be meaningful.

Lot of black people aren't bleeding heart socialists either, who are fully conscious of the political realities they've been presented with (that's the case across the board, but other demographics still get money). I mean we sometimes forget that some of the most radical black movements were willing to negotiate with die hard KKK level racists if it meant that black autonomy would increase, and both sides would steer clear of each other after that. That's similar to the thinking with blacks that have gravitated towards Trump. Most of them aren't minstrel show types like Terrence K Williams. They're just fed up with the Dems feeding them a line for decades.