CLEVELAND, Ohio — “Why aren’t we talking about black on black crime?”
If you’ve expressed support for Black Lives Matter, spoken out against police brutality, or written a modest column in the past few weeks, you’ve probably been asked (or chastised) for not mentioning how many more black people kill other black people compared to the police.
There are answers to the question, “Why aren’t we talking about black on black crime?” But critics of Black Lives Matter don’t want to…
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