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Come to my house and Im bringing a whole bunch of you with me
Black Lives Matter activists in Seattle are demanding homeowners willingly give up their property to Black people as a form of reparations because theyâre âcoming for itâ one way or the other.
Footage of the new demands was livestreamed Wednesday night by Concrete Reporting via the Periscope app and quickly spread across social media.
âGive up your house,â exclaimed one of dozens of activists marching through a neighborhood. âGive black people back their homes. Youâre sitting their comfortably â comfortable as fâ as if they didnât help gentrify this neighborhood. I used to live in this neighborhood and my family was pushed out and youâre sitting up there having a good time with your other white friends.â
Another clip from the event circulating on Twitter features a man saying, âWeâre coming for it. Reparation time.â
Black Lives Matter activists in Seattle are demanding homeowners willingly give up their property to Black people as a form of reparations because theyâre âcoming for itâ one way or the other.
Footage of the new demands was livestreamed Wednesday night by Concrete Reporting via the Periscope app and quickly spread across social media.
âGive up your house,â exclaimed one of dozens of activists marching through a neighborhood. âGive black people back their homes. Youâre sitting their comfortably â comfortable as fâ as if they didnât help gentrify this neighborhood. I used to live in this neighborhood and my family was pushed out and youâre sitting up there having a good time with your other white friends.â
Another clip from the event circulating on Twitter features a man saying, âWeâre coming for it. Reparation time.â
Black Lives Matter crowd demands Seattle homeowners âgive upâ property: âWe coming for itâ
Black Lives Matter activists in Seattle are demanding homeowners willingly give up their property to Black people as a form of reparations because theyâre âcoming for itâ one way or the other.
www.washingtontimes.com