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| Dressed the part, ‘Panther' group came straight from central casting |
| 2020-07-08 |
| Via InstaPundit [AJC] It’s hard to stand out when you are in a sea of thousands of frustrated, sign-waving protesters. But in marches and demonstrations over the past week in Atlanta, Decatur and even Cumming, a small knot of charismatic young people kept getting photographed. They said they were Black Panthers, and they looked the part with all-black attire and black berets adorned with a cat-head patch. Their leader was a tall, thin black woman armed with an assault rifle and a determined look. Photos of the group popped up in local news outlets, including The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, but also in the British tabloid press. Within a few days, an activist on Twitter sussed out that the group was comprised of models and actors from Atlanta’s film and entertainment industries. A Twitter user who goes by Wolf The Red identified them from their Instagram accounts where he found the group modeling haute couture or publicizing their film credits, but "zero prior demonstrations. No posts with guns. No calls to action." Related: Black Panthers: 2020-06-13 Minneapolis City Council Unanimously Votes to Replace Police with ‘Community-Led Public Safety System’ Black Panthers: 2020-02-20 Retired Lt. Gen. Charles Pitman Sr., whose heroics helped stop 1973 New Orleans sniper attack, dies at 84 Black Panthers: 2019-10-23 Black lawmakers condemn Trump's 'lynching' remarks |
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