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A second-degree knee!

  • Jun 4, 2020
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Last Monday, on Memorial Day, at 38th and Chicago in Minneapolis, four White police officers murdered George Floyd, a Black man.

Years ago I was told that in Duluth, Minnesota there is statue downtown of three Black men being hung to death by an angry mob of White people.

It was in protest to the many police shootings nationally of Black men.

We all know that had Floyd been White and the police Black they would all be in jail now facing first-degree murder charges, no questions asked.

Minneapolis police have gained a reputation for shooting and killing Black men and getting away with it, sometimes yes, on video.

Source: MN Spokesman Recorder
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