I think it`s quite simple. What we see is the disparity of treatment. We see the disparities when it comes to black Americans and majority Americans.
Joyce Beatty: “I think it`s quite simple. What we see is the disparity of treatment. We see the disparities when it comes to black…”
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Congresswoman Beatty discusses the differences in treatment between protesters and those involved in the January 6th Capitol events.
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