The majority of protesters simply want to be heard - not be harmful.

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I thought this was very well said. #Repost @lynnepatton ・・・ The photo you are looking at is of a Louisville Police Officer who was separated from his team during the riots that ravaged across this country last night. . The same photo also depicts a group of black men who realized that the officer was outnumbered and surrounded him to protect him and ensure he wasn’t harmed. . And yes, these are the SAME black men who are also out there to protest AGAINST police. . But their actions in this photo also confirm that the majority of protesters simply want to be heard - not be harmful. . NOW READ THIS NEXT PART CAREFULLY . Those who are protesting, are not always those who are looting. . And those who are looting, are NOT those who are TRULY protesting. . It is all just happening simultaneously . Unfortunately, some people, of all races, take advantage of this situation. . So when you tell the story, tell the COMPLETE story. . And when you speak of people of color, speak of ALL of us. . THIS IS THE AMERICA THAT I KNOW. . DO NOT LET THE MEDIA - ON EITHER SIDE - FAN THESE FALSE FLAMES. . So @CNN & @omarcnn - YOU ARE NOT THE VICTIMS HERE. . #GEORGEFLOYD AND COUNTLESS OTHERS ARE . REMEMBER THEIR NAMES 🇺🇸 . Via #ElizabethStone

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I really wish the people who are out looting and rioting would listen to the people who live in the neighborhoods they're destroying. https://t.co/fqwg0ydhot

— Beth Baumann (@eb454) May 30, 2020

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African American business owner weeps after looters destroy sports bar he invested life savings into: "We worked so hard to get here". Credits: @drunkamerica

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Minneapolis citizens out here cleaning up the streets. You won't see this on the news. pic.twitter.com/TmLqoe3tr4

— Joe Karlsson (@JoeKarlsson1) May 29, 2020

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Texas Rep. Dan Crenshaw spoke to "The Story" with @marthamaccallum on Friday and gave his take on George Floyd's death and the protests that have ensued across the nation. "There's a very clear injustice there and I think there's also wide agreement on what should happen with respect to bringing justice to not just that one officer, but we're looking at all of them," he said. "There's no disagreement there."

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