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IL: 1st, 2nd amendment rights on display at St. John police brutality protest
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Two groups with distinctly different objectives appeared to find common ground Thursday afternoon and joined each other in solidarity out front of the St. John Public Safety building.
Who crossed the driveway leading back to the St. John Firehouse to talk to the other group first wasn’t immediately clear. But soon after, men carrying assault rifles walked with the young people wearing face masks chanting for justice and racial equality with ease and apparent solidarity as cars driving by on 93rd Avenue honked and Lake County Sheriff’s aerial units circled overhead. |
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| H'mon, now! E'r'body sing KUMBAYA!!! |
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