Scandal-ridden mayor of Dolton jeered for telling ‘Black and Brown communities’ not to fight her at contentious meeting – FOX News

Mayor Tiffany Henyard, holding a golden microphone, said, "Everybody wanted to continue to be a s---show and not really show facts as it relates to what's really going on in our township. She sparked outrage when she argued, "We’re here to help each other and not hurt each other. And it’s a shame that us — us, I’m talking to my Black and Brown communities — would sit here and fight."
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VBB
16 days ago

She has a card with the word “race” in it. “it’s a shame that us — us” … as she’s waving the card.

Fed up neighbor
17 days ago

She will have plenty of time to fight in prison.

sue
16 days ago

Which is where she belongs

Zephyr Window
17 days ago

Isn’t it getting tiring to constantly hear about the never ending so called injustices suffered by black and brown communities? POC have been given so many chances, so many opportunities, so much money, so many advantages to move forward in society and have usually failed miserably. Y’all can’t figure out making it on your own y’all. Y’all, y’all, y’all.

Last edited 17 days ago by Zephyr Window
Denise
17 days ago
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But she is the only one that is mayor of Dolton

Fed up neighbor
17 days ago
Reply to  Zephyr Window

Exactly, you can pour all the money into society, but if people do not want to change and become part of society and become somebody and contribute nothing will ever ever change, blame the government for all of the free handouts and stuff, it’s just plain sickening already.

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