I understand what you were trying to do. If you post anything in here that requires people to actually discuss double standards many will avoid it. Granted, people may avoid it knowing the "poop storm" that comes from disagreeing or having a slightly different point of view, but that is the risk some will take and many won't. I don't find the title as distasteful as much as I see the situation utilized to raise bigger questions. However, the same could easily be said for the way the media uses every single solitary racially charged incident to their advantage.
The point is that we aren't the media. So, I guess people expect you to word things differently. I have seen plenty of examples where things could have been worded differently and come across as downright racist. But, I think the way things work, at least in this forum, is that you can't make an offensive title to a topic. But, the offensive comments in the thread are looked at subjectively as opposed to objectively? I do see your point a little bit better in regards to getting people to actually talk vs. saying the random comments.
I personally feel that, although this is a race and culture based forum, people prefer to talk about the positive aspects of race relations vs. negatives (granted this depends on the subject). I know that these things piss you off and quite frankly they piss me off as well. But, certain kinds of people wont listen to you unless you sugar coat it with cherries on top. Not all people are like this, but this is a very small community on this forum. The if you think of the lifestyles, opinions, perspectives, and backgrounds of most of the people in this forum, it is rather safe to say that few will understand your point. Even fewer will reply with genuine concern and input (depending on the subject of course). Just take it with a grain of salt.
If you are angry, use it as fuel, if you are weary, use it to reflect, if you are fed up, then find a way to make a change. Because at the end of the day, you are a black man and even if your opinion doesn't mean much to the few here, it means a whole hell of a lot to other Blacks who are equally justifiably angry. So, to recap, people have a right to be offended by the title or the way you went about it. But, you also have a right to be offended by the response as well. Funny how that works, huh?