The shadowy identity of the violent agitators trashing cities across the country has muddled the national debate over racial justice, inflaming partisan tensions, triggering finger-pointing from all sides and threatening to sap the power of those seeking reforms after the death of George Floyd at the hands of the Minneapolis police. Mass protests have erupted in scores of cities across the country since last Monday, when Floyd, a 46-year-old African American man, was killed in police custody — a death captured on a grisly video that flew across the internet.
While a majority of those demonstrators have marched peacefully, violence has flared from Seattle and Santa Monica, Calif., to Atlanta and Miami, where vandals have smashed police cars, looted shops and torched vehicles and businesses with seeming indiscrimination. In Washington, D.C., on Sunday night, some sought to burn a historic church.
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Poster Comment:
Isn't it great? These diverse ones are expressing their culture and sending a msg to evil racists like NN that mindless, groundless bigotry will not be tolerated. I've been wrong about blax all this time, and ppl like THEM have been right about ME for daring to criticize their show of solidarity in the face of extreme prejudice against them!
I would just like to apologize for all my 'mean-spiritedness' across the years. I'm starting 1,000 hours of VOLUNTARY community service this very day in the hopeless hope of atoning for a little piece of it. Pull the tregroes, negroes!
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