I did not say that only blacks are shot by police. If I did I misspoke. I don't care what race you are, black, white, whatever, if you have a weapon the police have the right to use deadly force. My focus is on unarmed people getting killed by police, again white or black. However, I disagree with most people on here. I believe that more unarmed blacks get killed by police more than unarmed whites. Ask your parents what it was like back in the day before video cameras and cell phone cameras were around. Nowadays, people get to see the high profile cases of police brutality. Even now, but certainly back in the day, police brutality whether it was death or a beating was a common occurrence. Plus the fact there were a lot of forced confessions done by police and several blacks were sent to prison and even death row that were entirely innocent.
Believe it or not when people say that they don't see color it is a lie. I don't know if your mom is an afro-Cuban or white-Cuban but she can certainly tell you that colorism exist in the Latino/Hispanic community. Where the white-Cubans enjoy a certain privilege compared to the darker skinned afro-Cubans. The same with your dad, lighter skinned blacks enjoy a certain privilege compared to the darker skinned blacks.
Just like you, I have been fortunate to get an education and have a good job. But that does not mean that other folks have not been that fortunate, particularly the older generations that lived through Jim Crow, which I know you know nothing about. Not your fault because you are a young man. Or the period right after Jim Crow. Older blacks like myself remember that stuff and our "antennae" are tuned to it. Stuff like white privilege may not be obvious to you, but it is very obvious to us. Like you, white supremacy/privilege never blocked my progress but that doesn't mean that racism is not prevalent. Back in the 80's at Purdue I've seen the aftermath of a cross burned on the lawn at the Black Cultural Center. And, there were racial slurs written on the side of the black fraternity, Alpha Phi Alpha house on Waldron St.