In Raleigh, Black Lives Matter, LGBTQ groups find common ground in fight against police brutality
(World News USA)

RALEIGH — Last Sunday, two groups of protesters planned gatherings in two downtown parks, both working to draw attention to police brutality against minority groups. One gathering was by protesters mostly focused on the concerns of LGBTQ people. The other was by protesters who have been fighting racial discrimination against Black people. By the end of the day, the two groups had merged together to march as one. `We don`t need to be two separate groups marching at the same time,` activist Kerwin Pittman said later, explaining the confluence. `We`re fighting for the same cause.` Protests that began after George Floyd died while being restrained by Minneapolis police on May 25 have drawn...