william howe directed at all negroes mulattos and other improper persons. who've been who've been admitted into loyal score be immediately discharged. so at that point african-american could not serve in loyal scores on core underarms though. they did so as musicians and servants and wagoners. for three years after that order armed blacks were not allowed to serve and crown established loyalist regiments. in march 1779 the french military formed the chef sarah volunteer. desando ming thing formed in what later became known as haiti. the regimen was formed of both free and enslaved black men the lateral promised the freedom in return from military service. the first action was a disease of british held savannah, georgia and autumn 1779. and unit unit was disbanded in 1783. now back to the continent army. life liberty and the pursuit of happiness when those words were made public in 1776. africans have been enslaved in british north america for almost 160 years in african-american have been deflating 14 months for the cause of american independence in the con

have a number of negroes in indians. and those numbers on the increased as the war went on. all the rhode island regimen's from 1775 through 1777 contained black soldiers. sorry alongside their white comrades. in other words were integrated regiments. with continental army 1777 rebirth only the first and second rhode island regiments remained recruited with men enlisted or re-enlisted for three years of the duration of the war. on october 22 1777 the two rhode island regiments supported by artillery successfully defended fort mercer against the brigade of hessian troops. again in 1777 we must remember the first and second rhode island regiments were integrated organizations with white black and indian soldiers serving side by side. five days after the fort marshall fort mercer battle the two regiments numbered 369 musicians in privates that total included 65 african-american soldiers. at that point black soldiers amounted to 17.5% of the rhode island regiments rank and file strength far larger than any proportion on the august 1778 return. and i think if i remember correctly

and some negroes. he was prevaricating because there were quite a few negroes in the the regiments. rhode island has a number of negroes and indians. new hampshire has less of both. the men from connecticut, they are as robust as you would wish to see in the field. john thomas was more emphatic. he wrote, in the regiment at roxbury, they were equal to any that i saw. we have old men and boys. we have a few negroes. many of them have proved themselves brave. europeans were also complimentary. in december 1776 the german officer wrote of the american revolutionary forces -- wrote in july of 1781 i have the experience to see the american army man for man. it's really painful to see the brave men with trousers and jackets. most of them without stockings, but would you believe it for a cheerful and healthy so now we'll look a bit more into numbers. in august 1778 a tally was made of the number of black soldiers in general george washington's >> now while that proportion may seem small, black soldiers were serve in regiments equal or undersized compared to other continental regiments. the

in 1903 what is called the negro bible. he becomes the voice when he -- [inaudible] it's written first in serial form in atlantic monthly, and as you look in this book, you can see that he does something unique. he has a verse which is a verse of a negro spiritual, and then he would have a poem on the other side, very much in tradition of duboise in his own words. very much like this. you see the poem on one side. his famous poem was one of -- a famous poem was one that dr. king always read. this is by james russell lowe, a great poet. and the most famous lines -- yet the scaffolds -- then behind but then unknown. within the shadow keeping watch above his own. and, of course, king used that. and what does that mean just off your head? truth live on a scaffold. and what is a scaffold? just off your head. if you're an artist, you know what a scaffold is. >> [inaudible] >> a framework. it's like a ladder. it's something you stand on. as i told you, i used to work on ships for some years, and i would go out and they would build

he wrote this book and became in a voice call the negro bible.layed in some of the negro spirituals for you and you can see the names of some of those if you look on the side. nobody knows the trouble i've seen anybody know the words? my sorrow. before that. nobody knows but jesus. in the original weight was nobody knows like jesus. is a difference between like jesus and thought jesus, civil rights people not change the work. they view me like jesus that mean somebody else does know the troubles gary says nobody knows but jesus it means what? only jesus.if you say like jesus in the main other people can join you in the struggle. you not given up. if you say but jesus means you only look for salvation and freedom in heaven. stealing the way to jesus means what stealing away to heaven but stealing way home and stealing way to freedom. swing low sweet chariot, if you get there before i do tell all god's children i'm coming too. swing low sweet chariot means if you get to heaven before i do tell everybody how good heaven is but if you get to freedom

he says the negro will rise again like a phoenix. the next black man who's elected to congress is oscar deprece from chicago in 1929. why because black people would move from mississippi and alabama to chicago. yeah, and they were concentrated on the south side and they had the right to vote why because of the 15th gratification of the 15th amendment and they had a numbers they had the numbers and so and they had been distant franchise starting with the mississippi plan in 1890 from each of the former confederate states, and i'll give you an example of how effective at what they've been disenfranchised through state constitutions that were just amount of total voter repression for black people through poll taxes and leaders. he tests that only my colleague at the harvard law school lawrence tribe could ever pass right and i'll tell you how dramatic it was. i want the students to hear this in louisiana. remember it's one of the majority black states when the civil war and it in 1890. um in 1898 there were 130,000 black men registered

his rival had the big battle at the national negro convention if they encourage the enslaved people andesbyterian minister and then of course they are a leading abolitionist and of the 16 black man elected to congress between 1870 and 1877 when reconstruction ends and three were ministers my friends has 2000 black men were either elected or appointed to office during reconstruction and 243 of them were ministers. 40 acres and a mule? that came from general sherman meeting the 20 black ministers in savannah. and he says what do you people want? this is after sherman's march. what do people want? they said, they had a stenographer there the whole transcript is in the newspaper. we want land and we want to be left alone. they knew land would help you accumulate wealth and they understood the importance of property because we were property. so they had the intuitive understanding of the importance of property and sherman a couple days later issued field number 15 reallocated the land of the enslavers to the enslaved. that was the first 40 acres and a mule. and that radical land proposition

la camiseta en color negro tiene detalles en negro y oro y construido con la arquitectura y estilo deernativo. están inspirados en los jerseys de 1955. el equipo estaría pensando en un homenaje al uniforme con un casco color rojo y una línea plateada. oficializar un casco toma alrededor de dos años. los cascos rojos pueden ser un poco raros al principio, pero qué bueno que respeten la tradición. es todo en palco deportivo y nos vemos más tarde. >> (música). >> bajo el agua quedaron algunos sectores del estado de méxico tras fuertes lluvias. y siguen los esfuerzos para ayudar a países latinoamericanos a recibir vacunas contra la covid-19. esta vez le tocó a el salvador. regresamos con más después de la pausa. >> (música). >> (música). >> buenas tardes. gracias por continuar en sintonía de telemundo48. vamos a hablar de cientos de vecinos del estado de méxico que quedaron bajo el agua, la lluvia provocó que se desbordará varios ríos y se inundaran las zonas cercanas. >> (música).

edgar hoover as the most kang rouse negro in america. he says, i'm absolutely prepared to fight in alabama, but not in france. i have no particular battle there. so i value democracy. what we see after the war is that that same vision comes back. we are very familiar with, we return fighting, a short but absolutely powerful jab penned by w.e.b. dubois. but there is another famous poem from the period and that is if we must die by a jamaican both claude mckay. that both's last lines f we must die let it about with our backs pressed to the wall. indicting but fighting back. becomes so transgressive after world war i that he is of course brandsed a communist and almost they consider deporting him, et cetera. but in world war ii, churchill returns to that -- [ no audio ] -- to go into. he's a railroad porter in 1919. he's traveling with his friends, . they are going from town to town. every time the door opens for them to go to their hotel that night they don't know if there is a riot. rumor and newspapers, which were usually a day late, wer

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uprising lie, right where it belongs on those armed negroes and their followers who had started this trouble and who insticated it and any persons who seek to put half the blame on the white people are wrong and should be told so in no uncertain terms that from june 14th 1921 and hannibal johnson your reaction to that statement. pretty pretty amazing statement from mayor td evans blaming the black community for its own demise and in fact post massacre several dozen black men were indicted for the offense of inciting a riot. so it's victim blaming blind shifting and unfortunately characteristic of of race relations of that period that period is known by historians and sociologists as a nator of race relations in america the low point of race relations because of the structural and systemic racial issues that really were endemic across the united states. it tells a world on its website with archival photographs and headlines looking back at the events 100 years ago. you are in tulsa, oklahoma there had been some security threats over the weekend president bid. be there tomorrow. how is

published an article entitled nab negro for attacking girl in an elevator this was a false narrative essentially climbing that --. roland had attempted to rape young sarah page in the elevator in broad daylight in downtown tulsa. the article also went out of its way to make sarah page look virtuous and as a corollary to make -- rowland look villainous. it had its desired impact. a crowd of white men began to gather on the lawn of the courthouse -- roland again was being held in the jail atop the courthouse. the men began talking about possibly lynching -- rowland. black man got wind of the lynch talk. several dozen black men gather themselves together some of them world war. i veterans many of them armed. vowing to protect dickroll, but they thought would be a certain lynching. the white mob continued to swell numbering ultimately in the thousands. not surprisingly as the black man approached words were exchanged. a white man tried to take a black man's gun. and according to one of the survivors all hell broke loose after that. that's the beginning of the 1921 tulsa race massacre, wh

the regiments have negros and indians. they increased as the war went on. they contained black soldiers serving alongside their white comrades, were integrated. with the continental army rebirth, they were recruited with men enlisted for three years. on october 22, 1777, the two rhode island regiments supported by artillery defended fort mercer. we must remember, the 1st and 2nd were integrated with white, black and indian soldiers serving side by side. five days after the battle, the two numbered 369 musicians and privates. at that point, black soldiers were 17.5% of the rhode island regiments, larger than any proportion on the return. i think if i remember correctly, the highest was 9.3% for one of the brigades. the rhode island regiments were hard hit during the 1777 campaign. the state had to consider how to recruit them. they recommended that the state legislature have them serve during the continuance of the war. it was determined that recruits would join the 1st rhode island regiment. that would contain black or native american privates. the governor

his negroes, ditto. so they are linking logan with african-americans, are those that are completely against voting rights for african-americans showing their true colors as well. so logan is now becoming their worst enemy. as we know, logan wins the seat, he is becoming a very powerful head of the ways and means can. i will end by showing how that we'll have an effect on what we will celebrate at the end of but may. i should let you know the 15th amendment does get ratified in 1870. so logan's efforts have worked well and he is well-regarded in the african-american community. obviously, by this time, for that. by 1880, frederick douglass, the world famous frederick douglass is campaigning with logan, sharing the stump when they are giving political speeches together. and in 1884, douglas is supporting logan for the presidency of the united states . and he says the republican party is generally supportive of african-american rights, but he said, in a party of candidates for the republican ticket, most of

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edgar hoover as the most dangerous negro in america. he says, i'm absolutely repaired to fight in alabama, but not in france. i have no particular battle there, though i value democracy. what we see after the war is that that same vision comes back. we're very familiar we return fighting, a short but absolutely powerful jab penned by w.e.b. dubois, but there's another famous poem by the period "if we must die" by claude mckay. that poem's last lines, if we must die let us be with our backs pressed to the wall dying but fighting back, becomes so trans depressive after world war i that he is, you know, of course branded a communist and almost they consider, you know, deporting him, et cetera, but in world war ii churchill returns to that very language in order to galvanize britain. >> it's important -- claude mckay -- the anecdote is important to go into. he is a railroad porter in 1919 and he's traveling with his friends as a lot of young black men at the time, he is a railroad porter and they're going from town to town and every time th

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he chose a country, the montage moment some go out and we just go play that negro evolution. i hear from go that i don't want to even move this who just please, could you spell that as well? just is she just go up and seem to me other pollution so she doesn't know could you dish. let's see. we're still interested only interested. well it has no start on that old list. do you saw that even though did stoughton said she with him to see what they did him the just the living with him to get him i just if you're on the concept is the through. but i thought she just, i think you live in a country, you talk to you when you cause we bought more than what you can, you know, why didn't go to him because they don't blend. yes, you will. yeah. i some $2000000000.00 charged particles, ions will fly at 300000 kilometers per 2nd. collide 7000 times a 2nd to break into clock. and that will tracked by special detectors, ah, nicole looters do through, isn't it really stupid? need to grieve is no pregnancy submitted school getting up with the, with the push, the other was going to college. this

, café negro, agua y también vino tinto los expertos dicen que sigue siendo muy importante solamenteo esa capa marina vámonos a dónde está el humo nuevamente hacia el norte de california la dirección del viento del pacífico hacia el interior no lo trae para nosotros pero es cuestión de tiempo de que cambien esos frescos hay que tener mucho cuidado siguen las tormentas eléctricas en zonas altas entre nevada y california >>> vamos a ver las temperaturas 51° san josé vemos auckland donde la capa marina está trayendo esa llovizna de la cual le hablo cerca de un 90% de humedad se mantienen al momento santa rosa en los 57 mañana 88° se mantiene sin interior seco, parcialmente nublado, nublado en la región lloviznas por la mañana fresco temperatura cercana a los 62 vamos a ver qué va a pasar el día domingo atención temperaturas en sajón se 82-81° levemente con esa variante de nublados porla mañana pero yo significativa para nosotros en los próximos días el compromiso de ahorrar agua y mucho cuidado con los incendios, regresamos >>> méxico se prepara para el inmediato y lo futuro al regresar

parker observed that, quote, the negroes are taken in and executed every day. on september 24th, southerner s.b. evans wrote that he met a man on a stage coach who had witnessed blacks who were taken prisoner, being tortured, and generally treated in a barber's manner. their nose and ears cut off. jaws broken asunder and set up as a mark to shoot at. if a black was found out of doors after dark without a pass he would be immediately shot down. end quote. the constitutional wig reported they also had evidence that there had been quote a slaughter of many blacks without misconduct and under circumstances of great barbarity. although the wig felt compelled to offer an apology to people of southampton, while we deeply deplore that behavior let the fact not be doubted by those whom it most concerns that another insurrection will be the signal for the extermination of the whole black population in the quarter of the state where it occurs. end quote. these words were no idle threat. as white former resident mr. robinson confirmed quote there was not a virginian whose

he writes in 1955, "these northern negroes are determined to mongralize america."you know, black people don't have respect for themselves and they're trying to get on the intermarriage turnpike, he says. so you think, well, this is mississippi. you know, surely, this is an outlier. what's the sort of background of this person? is he unusual? this is a man, tom brady, judge tom brady who was educated at the lawrenceville school, one of the leading institutions of prep schools in the country, and also yale university. so, this is a person of sophistication, who nevertheless, is using this incredibly strong language. people also spoke about, if not talking about misogynation and mongralization, they would use the language of mixed schools, that our schools are going to become mixed. and this was supposed to create a really evocative image for people of people having what one author referred to as mixed blood. that language, again, does not appear in the southern manifesto itself. the other techniques that people used at the time were to think about sort of casting asp

in the why in my war, been the marble has shaped the local identity here since roman times is the negro, materially, a gift of nature, can only be found here we should emphasize that when no one wants to close the quarrel, rather, they should become environmentally friendly and socially and economically benefit from it. because we have never had that form that he took with me. i saw joe that was done. so i said were coming change, it will only happen through a cultural revolution. this can all happen very quickly if politicians and the population pull together that in and i did it and i went to the quarry owners are unlikely to accept this chain that on your they will not give up a relatively high standard of living, just like that job, but i know there's no choice for 600 people can't keep on deciding the future of 150000 others. so on the, the, the news, the news, the news the ego africa laughed enjoy didn't white miners in the world are grieving here in kenya. but wait, this lady, this is their last chance to reproduce. so behave the scientists are trying to seem to be and they have

if the negro is a man, is it not to that extent a total destruction of some government? to say that he too shall not govern himself. you talk about popular sovereignty's as an example of self government. and then you take a whole category of people and you exclude them from governing themselves. that's not really self government. that's a fraud. that's a bad mutation. he knew where the problem is, lincoln says? it's not just that stephen a douglas is a clever politician, and not just the kansas nebraska feels the injustice. the problem is, our republican war were soiled. but are you seeing here is we've all got our hands on it. how are republican wrote, we have allowed it to become an trailed in the dust. the fundamental thing we have to do here is to turn and repurify. turn and watch it white in the spirit, if not the blood of the revolution. let us turn slavery from its claims of moral right, the people who said slavery was good for the slaves. back up on its existing legal rights and its arguments of necessity, which is to say, the only reason we tolerate slavery is t

he boasted, i ventured to predictable not be a negro slave in north american 40 years.well, we know that all three of these men would be wrong about abolition, therefore about happiness. the revolution was far more complicated and then payne, rush, or jefferson told us it was going to be. the stories of the revolution and many of whom are either on this panel or on this room helped us understand the complications of the revolution. especially when it came to native enslaved people experiencing it, and try to find their known place in the new american republic. after all of the historic graphic battles in the past of the few generations, i would put forward and janice, the roman goddess to faces in the beginnings and endings. the best patron of the revolution and the legacy. it is complicated. but why did that have to be the case? what made it so complicated, so double facing? what made jefferson, rush, and payne so wrong. everybody in this room know what they want to the declaration and dependence to say in about slavery. calling up heretical warfare, and an assembly of

to the streets of havana and elsewhere, the process food and medicine shortages. cubans, president negro l. d of can no, said it was the work of trouble may cuz i love it. yesterday they threw, the police forces turned over columns tersely vulgar, indecent, and told him couldn't have gotten the response of the protest semester, almost unprecedented in the history of the communist country. president diaz canal, them us function, who the unrest you have been carrying out policies that mileage the human rights of an entire people for more than 60 years, and you intensify them in the midst of a pandemic. and now you want to present yourself of the big savior, lift the blockade less than 243 measures and we will see how we get along. well, no, we're going to levels us secretary of state antony blink and says the cuban regime has no one to blame but itself, it would show that they simply are not hearing the voices and will of the cuban people. people deeply, deeply, deeply tired of the repression that has gone on for far too long. and president joe biden expressed holiday party with the protes

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so that's gone through the 1960s and people like a man named robert williams wrote a book called negroes with guns that said black people have a right to defend themselves under the second amendment but that was when the country discovered gun control after 1968 so there's a long history of who was seen as a threat. and then who gets to carry a gun and who gets to defend themselves? again part of this conversation about what's going on now which is about guns but it's also about stereotypes of safety, community and it's a far bigger issue that ties into really the racial history of our country. >> from frank in new york in northport, independentline . >> caller: good morning doctor metzl. you were talking violence against race, i think that for me my opinion, it can't be reduced to income disparities and in this country we seem to have the areas around the procapitalist side or all the way to the left it's the dirty word of socialism and they've been trying to hide it since fdr with his programs as well. it's capitalist ideas and profits. i just want to get your opinion on how much that

un oso negro se subió a un tanquecerca del lago mendocino cuandoel termómetro marcaba 105 grados fueron irs brindará dinero a cuentas bancarias de algunas personas. >> tenemos información para los que viven en el sur del área de la bahía tras la pandemia el parque permitirá el uso de los juegos mecánicos y el zoológico de san josé tendrá acceso desde las 10:00 de la mañana recibirán a visitantesqué harán conocer este lugar, ahí en la ciudad de san josé. >> quien fuera la princesa del pop regresa a corte este miércoles. ya que britney spears presentará ante la jueza a su nuevo abogado. emprendió una lucha legal para ponerle fin a la tutela total que ejerce su padre sobre ella y sus bienes. el mes pasado al artista habló por primera vez en años y dijo sentirse mal y deprimida por esta situación. >> telemundo 48 ... (hablan en inglés). >> lo invitan a apoyar a nuestras escuelas durante todo el mes de julio ahí apoyará nuestros estudiantes para iniciar bien el año escolar muy importante apoyar a la comunidad hispana hemos perdido los trabajos y tenemos hijos que mantener. musica buenas tard

cole, the national chair and president of the national council of negro women and participated in thetings. great to see you as always, dr. cole. when you hear the texas lawmakers speaking about the personal sacrifice, give us a sense of how that fits in with the long running battle for voting rights in this country, this fight is not new. i'm reminded of the work by john lewis. then you have ida b. wells and so many others. >> i believe deeply that we learn from our history and our story. and while some would like to say it is in the past, it is no longer relevant. i must firmly disagree. there is indeed a long line hf civil rights heroes and sheros. some of whom literally gave their lives in the interest of our democracy. we need to remember it was about a year ago, in fact, it was july 17th, that congressman john lewis, as i would put it, went to glory. let us also remember that unforgettable day when he led a march from selma to montgomery and we saw the brutality of citizens and law enforcement folk. if there ever was a time for us to remember congressman lewis, it is now. and th

negro artes marciales, su amor comenzó cuando llevó a su nieta de 11 años en las clases de artes marciales> es una fuerte de inspiración que nos muestra, que nunca es demasiado tarde para hacer lo que nos apasiona e intentarlo por primera vez >>> hay que tener el valor, feliz semana, que descanse >> noticias telemundo. >> buenas noches soy vanessa hauc y estas son las noticias que usted debe saber antes que se acabe el día. >> vamos en la dirección equivocada, dijo el doctor anthony fauci que recomienda el uso obligatorio de mascarillas. >> se ha salvado de milagro una madre hispana su bebé luego de un atropello. >> el regreso a clases presenciales puede ser más costoso que antes por el desabasto de útiles escolares, les tenemos la información. >> estados unidos está en un aprieto inncesario y van en dirección equivocada, es la advertencia que hizo el principal epidemiólogo del país ante el aumento de casos positivos de covid-19 en estados unidos y esto hace >>> so obligatorio de mascarillas. >> alberto pimienta con la historia. >> mientras que louisiana reportó su tercer día con más casos

autoridades revelaron las imágenes del carro el cual fue el que impactó al joven es un infinito y color negrovelaron las placas para que la comunidad nos ayude a dar con el sospechoso es la (ver información en pantalla) ellos continúan pidiendo ayuda y esto dijo el vocero de la policía de san josé. >>> si alguien vio algo ve un cargo similar al de la cena un carro en negroy si conocen este. >>> si lo que te dice ayudar con este sujeto es la recompensa será para usted ahora ya son 30 el número de personasque han fallecido en vallejo la policía recibirá $900,000 para atender emergencias con para personas con problemas mentales esto después de varios incidentes involucraron policías como el de monterrosa en 2020 en ambos casos los agentes dispararon mortalmente y la unidad tendrá especialista en salud mental y san francisco está expandiendo sus servicios de salud mental ahora los paramédicos podrán decidir si una persona podrá ser detenida por 72 horas y si representa un peligro para sí mismo y para los demás en antes la policía emitía 8 órdenes de detención por día. >>> el gobernador firmó una

next up, we're off to the philippines and the island of negros, made famous by a local sport that hasrillseekers from all over the world, including our very own henry golding. we don't recommend you try this at home. cheering that's insane! i saw him flying about 30 feet! laughter on something that's... it's a unique thing. it might look like a few bits of bamboo strung together with wheels, but that is pretty much what it is! add a hill and a few obstacles, you've got a sport that will definitely get the adrenaline going. it all started when local environmentalist nicky decided to ramp up a children's game and turn it into a heart—stopping adventure sport. it could be described as an extreme sport. an insane sport, nicky. there's something wrong with you and your friends! cheering he is still alive. so, missing about 15 trees on the way down, ok? that is important. oh, dear. oh, dear! gaining speed! yeah! now, they make it look very easy, but it's far from it. you have to be careful of where you are heading, because these tracks aren't straight lines, and the speed just picks up a cr

we call it negro removal down here. >> on the corner of archery and greenwood avenues, the corner ofy of greenwood. some are skeptical. >> this museum. >> yeah. >> offia. greenwood rising. >> i think recall if the content in the walls is irrelevant recall. depicts american history and said black history because all of the things that the black people have indoors is done right here in america. it should be american history taught in all the schools all of the time. >> do you think like the white business community sees an opportunity, right, i'm going to take advantage of this moment? >> i do in a lot of ways and some of them and you can see how they can gain economic wealth off of it. the right here it's wealth, you know. i don't want to see the -- the descendants of greenwood have long moved beyond the conspiracy of silence. today they aim to pass on their histories, tulsa's history to the next generation. >> what can we talk about, black wall street? >> no. >> huh snvp. >> we got what i call a juice radio show and those young people get in there and talk that talk and i even learn

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la falta de vivienda era más común entre estudiantes hombres de la comunidad lgbtq+, negros, hispanoson el 4 de julio como parte del compromiso de estados unidos con el mundo. el salvador ha logrado vacunar a casi 3 millones de personas. se unieron a la campaña de vacunación para incentivar a las personas jóvenes a vacunarse. 28% de la población ha recibido la primera dosis y 10% la segunda. >> cambiamos de tema. en medio de activistas, autoridades del estado de new jersey detuvieron a un hombre por gritar insultos racistas a sus vecinos. >> una docena de activistas de black lives matter se congregaron pacíficamente a las afueras del departamento de la policía a horas después de que este hombre de 45 años fuera arrestado en medio de protestantes afuera de su casa. algunos manifestantes lanzaron piedras y botellas de agua mientras agentes lo escoltaban a la patrulla. esto después de invitar a los manifestantes después de que saliera a la luz un vídeo de él gritándole a un vecino insultos racistas. >> se puede llamar a la policía para que vengan a la casa y decirles lo que ha ocurrido.

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