Posted on 06/30/2020 4:07:11 PM PDT by simpson96
Toronto police say a man was arrested after he attended a protest against anti-Black racism in blackface on Saturday.
The man showed up to the event at Nathan Phillips Square and was told to leave by demonstrators.
The man claimed he “was not trying to be disruptive” despite his highly-offensive appearance.
He had water thrown on his face before Toronto police officers escorted him away.
Police initially told Global News he was arrested for breach of the peace and charged, but have since said no charges have been laid and “inquiries continue.”
Various demonstrations were held throughout Toronto on Saturday with protesters marching through the streets demanding an end to anti-Black racism.
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Various demonstrations were held throughout Toronto on Saturday with protesters marching through the streets demanding an end to anti-Black racism.
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But no end to any other type of racism.
Nathan Phillips Square?
The rotten tooth drum-beater?
He’s loving every second of all that Attention he just ordered.
“It worked, Man. Everybody was goin’ Ape-Sh*t!”
Blame Canada.
Hang on! He was just identifying as an African Canadian!
i like the chinese family they interviewed...sounds like they just got off the plane from Wuhan.
Stupid.
But how is that illegal?
Justin Trudeau?
He woke up one morning and decided he was a black man. whats wrong with that. I thought all this ‘identifying’ stuff was fluid. One day a guy.The next you feel you are a woman etc
Arrested?! What is the charge? Appearing in public in blackface?!
A guerilla against the Angst of the Leftist mob.
Gotta love it!!!
Well, he’s Canadian. He doesn’t have any Constitutional protections.
Not that that matters even here nowadays...
Wearing our hair is NO DIFFERENT than us wearing their skin color.
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