That's exactly what I meant, you can see me explain in other comments.

Assume good intent in people, come on guys.

Since we're talking about minorities, I felt the need to specify "urban black" culture, but I agree. "Urban <any race>" culture is suffering from anti-intellectualism.

What good intent is there in saying something so crass?

Saying "Urban <one or two races>" turns what's a non-race specific issue into a racial comment, good intent or not.

I'm a black person, so I'm not going to engage with someone who says things like "black people behaving like black people!"