Editorial: The slaying of Chicago police Officer Aréanah Preston is getting far too little attention – Chicago Tribune/Yahoo News

But there are no two sides to what happened to Chicago police Officer Aréanah Preston. What happened here should chill every Chicagoan’s bones.
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Goodgulf Greyteeth
2 years ago

A young Black man shot and killed by a Chicago Police Officer one or two weeks ago would still be 24/7 banner news headlines and opinion-page puffery. No matter the circumstances. If the police officer had been wounded twice by the Black man he killed, who had also shot someone else first – we’d still be reading about all the ‘systemic racism’ which had failed the now dead Black criminal. But a young, Black, female Chicago Police Officer, in uniform, murdered by 4 Black teenage career criminals who wanted to sell her gun to pay for fun? Crickets chirping are… Read more »

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Mr. Penguino
2 years ago

The news media just loves to stir the pot to create more chaos and more news stories. Whites are randomly killed almost every day by black murderers somewhere in the US. No marches, no ambulance chasing downtown Calhoun lawyers screaming about racism. No politicians giving phony speeches etc. Let one multi convicted black man die because of hIs lawless behavior and a White person was involved all hell breaks loose. Non stop, 24-7. How long before NYC puts up a statue of the subway felon?

Old Joe
2 years ago

Doesn’t fit the lefts narrative.

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