Can there be any doubt what our media would prioritize? As far as that goes, can there be any doubt what it IS prioritizing? This story won’t see national media coverage, but a blatant and public racial epithet would.
Here is the problem with what passes for morality in our present day: it views all “crimes” through the prism of ideology, and not through empathy and compassion. Racist epithets are class crimes. They matter more. Merely inflicting physical violence on someone who is defined as a member of the oppressive class, even if they have never committed a crime, never will commit a crime, and cannot even be conceived of as guilty of anything beyond mere existence, is not noteworthy. Nobody cares.
Ideology is psychopathology; it is perceptual psychopathy.
It occurs to me that by invoking context and perceptual motion, one of my principle goals is to invent a morality that goes beyond all ideologies, so as to get at the root of true goodness, which is based on empathy and perceptual awareness and fluidity.