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Are activists contradicting their own message

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photo: Najee Ali facebook
photo: Najee Ali facebook

A noted community activist has made local headlines for their disagreement with leaders of the Black Lives Matter- Los Angeles chapter.  As both sides want an end to the senseless deaths of African-Americans, they deliver that message, in opposing manners.  As one activist has chosen to vent their frustrations through the media, we wonder if they are contradicting their own message of bringing the community together and not allowing negativity to prevail. 

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