The best explanation for black mob violence just might come from a place where it is an everyday fact of life: Memphis. “It’s fun,” said one black person to a local reporter inquiring about why so many “teens” are so eager to be so violent. But the central organizing feature of the violence is not age. It is race. The members of these mobs are black. That goes for Memphis, Louisville, Indianapolis, and the hundreds of other cities big and small where black mob violence has resisted every other explanation. And solution. The latest case in Memphis happened this week in a convenience store, caught on video.     A grey-haired white woman was paying for gas when she looked outside and saw almost 100 black people milling around, threatening and fighting. She asked a black man, Orrden Williams, for help: Would he walk her to her car?    Of course, he said. And off they went, into a sea of “unruly...(Read Full Article)