Seacoast Black leaders on Capitol attack: `The system does not work`
(World News USA)

JerriAnne Boggis, executive director of the Black Heritage Trail of New Hampshire, said the enforcement measures taken last summer in Washington D.C. for Black Lives Matter rallies versus the enforcement during last week’s insurgence showed a “night and day” contrast. “At the base of it, it was the nation’s historic thinking that people of color are dangerous and wild and animalistic and all those stereotypical things we put upon Black folks,” Boggis said of the police and military response to last summer’s protests. Supporting Boggis’ observation are findings from Forbes, reported Friday, Jan. 8, comparing law enforcement intolerance of racial...