Yea. Doesn’t Bull Connor have grandkids that are Chicago cops? They need to channel grandpop and kick some liberal tail!
Theophilus Eugene Connor, known as Bull Connor (July 11, 1897 – March 10, 1973), was an American politician who served as a Commissioner of Public Safety for the city of Birmingham, Alabama, during the American Civil Rights Movement.
Bull ConnorOn May 2, 1963, the first children walked out of the 16th Street Baptist Church and attempted to march to Birmingham's City Hall to talk to the Mayor. By the end of the day 959 children, ranging from ages 6–18, had been arrested.
By May 3, massive numbers of young demonstrators were participating, and Connor ordered the use of fire hoses and attack dogs. This didn’t stop the demonstrators, but generated bad publicity for Connor through the news media. The use of fire hoses continued, and by May 7, Connor and the police department had jailed over three thousand demonstrators.