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Protester Hit by Iowa Governors SUV, Sure it was Intentional - Black News Channel

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AP/ BNC Contributor ACKLEY, Iowa (AP) — An SUV carrying Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds hit a Black Lives Matter protester who was trying to block the vehicle Tuesday as she was leaving an event in northern Iowa. The Iowa State Patrol confirmed the SUV hit the protester, who was among about two dozen Black Lives Matter activists who had traveled 90 miles from Des Moines to Ackley. Members of the group werent allowed into the event at Family Traditions Meat, a small processor, so they gathered at the end of a driveway and tried to block the governors SUV. Jaylen []

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