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Protesters Clash With Cops, Threaten To ‘Burn’ D.C. During ‘Black Lives Matter’ March

Emily Zanotti
Protesters Clash With Cops, Threaten To ‘Burn’ D.C. During ‘Black Lives Matter’ March
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“Anti-fascist” protesters clashed with Washington, D.C., police, disrupted outdoor diners and threatened to “burn” down the city during a “DC Queer and Trans Black History Month March and Rally” on Saturday, in the latest incident of far-left violence to take place during President Joe Biden’s term.

The march, organized by the “Total Liberation Collective and the Palm Collective” wound its way through central D.C., delivering “lectures” about “race, Black and Indigenous lives,” to Washington, D.C., residents dining outdoors at some of the city’s restaurants — lectures interrupted, occasionally, with chants of,  “If we don’t get it, burn it down!”

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