White Supremacists allegedly shot Five people at Black Lives Matter protest in Minneapolis:

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At least two reports are that white supremacists shot five people at protest. That white supremacist spirit is one of the oldest, nastiest, arrogant, perverse, dangerous and perverse spirits in this nation. It looms, lurks, infects and seeks to destroy. Remember, it was never destroyed but driven like roaches into dark places . . . but not destroyed. It’s least sophisticated elements show up at events like this and do physical damage. It’s more sophisticated elements, in my humble opinion, are infiltrators in places of power . . . I wish I had not awoken to this story . . . will add more later.

Five people shot at Black Lives Matter protest in Minneapolis: Police – Salon.com

http://www.salon.com/2015/11/24/five_people_shot_at_black_lives_matter_protest_in_minneapolis_police/

Five people were shot at a Black Lives Matter protest in Minneapolis late Monday night. The Associated Press spoke with Minneapolis police who confirmed the shootings. Police spokesman John Elder told AP all five have injuries that are not life-threatening.

The local newspaper The Star Tribune reported that the five people shot were protesters. Black Lives Matter media contact Miski Noor told The Star Tribune “a group of white supremacists showed up at the protest, as they have done most nights.” When the activists tried to get the white supremacists to leave, Noor said the racists “opened fire on about six protesters.” Five were allegedly hit.

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According to Deputy Police Chief Medaria Arradondo, the victims were taken to a nearby hospital.

The shooters fled the scene of the crime. No arrests had been made as of the early hours of Tuesday morning Eastern time.

Local reporters David Montgomery and Sam Richards also confirmed the shootings on Twitter.

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Walter Lanier

Walter Lanier is a husband, father, lawyer, pastor, teacher, educator, and social entrepreneur with a deep commitment to being a liberating force in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Lanier, an inaugural CBMA fellow, is the Senior Pastor of Progressive Baptist Church of Milwaukee, which has a 30-year track record of innovation and service to community Milwaukee. Pastor Lanier also serves as the Director of Student Resources at Milwaukee Area Technical College where he also founded the college’s Men of Color Initiative and lead the first-ever Counseling and Psychological Services department.
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