Showing posts with label Charlotte. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charlotte. Show all posts

Saturday, September 24, 2016

The Charlotte Observer: Clinton, Trump Postpone Charlotte Visits at Request of Mayor, Governor

By I'm Morrill, Sept. 24, 2016, The Charlotte Observer

Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton have postponed scheduled visits to Charlotte after a televised plea from Mayor Jennifer Roberts and, in the case of Trump, a request from Gov. Pat McCrory.

Clinton had announced a Sunday morning visit, likely to an African American church, after her campaign conferred earlier Friday with city officials.

And Trump had earlier announced a Tuesday appearance, which would have been his first following Monday’s first presidential debate.

Both visits could have come during the state of emergency that has followed Tuesday’s police shooting of Keith Lamont Scott and the violent protests that followed.

More: www.charlotteobserver.com

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Friday, September 23, 2016

Charlotte Shooting: Pat McCrory on Release of Scott Tape: Police Have Constitutional Protections Too, That is Why we Changed State Law

Maxine Waters on Law Blocking Release of Scott Video: ‘I Don’t Care What the Law Says’; It’s ‘an Unjust Law’

Charlotte Shooting: Scott Family Atty: ‘Keith Suffered from Traumatic Brain Injury’

Kevin Jackson: Congressional Black Caucus Making Black Neighborhoods and ‘America Much More Unsafe’

Trump on Tulsa: It Looked Like the Officer ‘Did Something Very Wrong; Maybe She Choked’

Jesse Jackson Defends Violent Charlotte Riots: The ‘Banks Are Looting and Lying’

CNN’s Burnett Shares Most Arrested NC Protesters Were From Out of State

By Lindsey Ellefson, Sept. 22, 2016, Mediate

It’s not exactly radical to say that people care about their communities, whether the community is a physical region or a group of people with something in common. When a black person is killed by the police, black citizens of the town served by the cop’s precinct and their allies often protest. It makes sense.

Large-scale demonstrations, though, tend to attract others. Sometimes, the people who come from beyond the region are there because they believe in the message or mission of the protests. Other times, they see an opportunity to act up, get violent, or otherwise cause a scene. Because they aren’t from the community,...


Thursday, September 22, 2016

MSNBC: Image Obtained by Local NBC Affiliate in Charlotte Shows a Gun at Keith Scott’s Feet