No, whites do not misinterpret the vocal and physical behavior and attitudes. Those attitudes and behavior are simply not acceptable to whites. That's just a fact, and no posturing or 'understanding' is going to change whites reaction. If blacks want to persist in those attitudes and behaviors in institutions governed by white standards, they cannot complain of punishment.
That's true, but sometimes Whites are a little too "uptight" about such behavior, which should only be put in check if it goes too far. Some people over-react when they don't have to.
If blacks want to persist in those attitudes and behaviors in institutions governed by white standards, they cannot complain of punishment.
I agree, but maybe the standards should be modified or else don't complain when Blacks set up their own institutions with their own standards.
I think the proper, correct, and accurate term should have been 'standards of civility.'