Raleigh,
N.C., citizens are on alert after two cases of black mob violence in two nights
in their downtown. The attacks are the
latest in a series of episodes of racial violence in the area. The local ABC
affiliate was the only media outlet to report that last Tuesday, a
group of at least 15 black people stalked and beat a homeless woman after she saw
them coming and tried to get out of their way.
In
contrast to most cases of black racial violence, local journalist Kelli O’Hara
actually identified the mob the way victims and the police did: They were
black. O’Hara fills in the details: On
Tuesday night, Ardena Best was sleeping on a park bench when she said out of
nowhere a mob of young men approached her.
“I happen to look across the street, I see a whole group of guys…like 15
of them,” Best said. She said the men
crossed Fayetteville Street, and one stopped and yelled at her before the
attack. “‘What, are you scared?’ And the guy looked and punched me on the side
of my face real fast,” Best said. “He clutched his fist and slugged me above my
eye.”
The
assault is part of a pattern of black mob violence – more than 500 cases in
over 100 cities – documented in Black mobs
routinely terrorize cities across the country, but the media and government are
silent. Read the detailed account of rampant racial crime in “White Girl Bleed
A Lot: The Return of Racial Violence to America and How the Media Ignore It.”
Many have happened in North Carolina…..To Read More….
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