Name of a 90s novel about a black kid getting hit by a car by a white lawyer and the media sensationalisation that happens afterward?

The novel you might be thinking of is "The Bonfire of the Vanities" by Tom Wolfe, published in 1987. While not from the 90s, it does involve a similar premise to what you described. In the book, a black teenager named Henry Lamb is hit by a car driven by a wealthy white bond trader named Sherman McCoy. The novel explores the media sensationalization and racial tensions that arise in the aftermath of the incident, set against the backdrop of New York City in the 1980s.

Bonfire of vanities?

Bonfire of the Vanities

Oh my autobiography isn't out yet, thanks for the interest though!

A Good Start

Jokes aside, i don't know

To Kill a Mockingbird

There's no such thing as “pitbulls,” as breeds are social constructs.

But even if hate facts about “pitbulls” committing more attacks in frequency and severity than other breeds are true, it's not the breed; it has nothing to do with genetics. Despite what breedists would claim, it's only due to socioeconomic factors, systematic breedism, selective reporting, and overpolicing of pitbull communities.