Black Protesters Who Want To Demonstrate Peacefully Are Calling Out White People Who Instigate Violence

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Black Protesters Who Want To Demonstrate Peacefully Are Calling Out White People Who Instigate Violence

The whole country has been full of protests as thousands took to the streets to protest the police killings of unarmed black people.

A Denver school board director and activist, Tay Anderson, said they had planned for a peaceful demonstration against police brutality on Friday.

A video was shared online widely showing Anderson confronting a white man who had just vandalism public property by spray-painting it “ACAB” — “all cops are bastards.”

Anderson said, it is sad to know that many people will blame the peaceful black protestors for actions they didn’t commit.

Videos have been shared online of several white people in the demonstrations across the country antagonizing the police to paint the protests negatively.

Source: Your Black World

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