On Anniversary of George Floyd Murder: Recognize Police Allies Are the Enemy

Madison, Wisconsin — In Wisconsin, Democrats and Republicans knew what to do during the great protest demanding police stop killing black and brown people.

Wisconsin legislators backed a bi-partisan bill less than two months after the murder of George Floyd to protect its public statues, criminalizing as felonies defacing or vandalism.

This is typical of the response in the worst state to be black.

State Sen. Tim Carpenter (D-Milwaukee), the co-sponsor of the statue protection bill, continues his crusade against Black Lives Matter and black people generally, to dead silence from every elected Democratic Party official.

In Kenosha, it's open season again on black people, as exemplified by the police maiming of Jacob Blake during the protests last Summer, officially approved but the Democratic Party Attorney General, Joshua Kaul.

Name a major Wisconsin city, and police engage in misconduct SOP, and does Wisconsin ever hate anything dark. Most Wisconsin bigger cites are long-run by Democratic administrations.

I lived in Wisconsin all my life, and I can predict to a moral certainty, police with Democratic Party backing will not acclaim the humanity of black people.

But this is the fight in Wisconsin and everywhere. Black lives matter.