Shameless Marxist POS. What comes around, goes around.
The Washington Times
VERBATIM POST
The Washington Times
VERBATIM POST
Despite "significant" progress in civil rights, the nation is still struggling to "overcome injustice" and "eliminate disparities," Attorney General Eric Holder told the Detroit chapter of the NAACP on Sunday.
The attorney general also mentioned Trayvon Martin by name, as he decried the violence and crime involving young people.
"This [violence] is an issue that has -– rightly -– garnered significant national attention in recent months, as our nation has struggled to make sense of the tragic shooting death of a Florida teenager named Trayvon Martin," Holder said. "As this case moves through the legal system, Justice Department officials will continue to communicate closely with state and local authorities to ensure that community concerns are heard, tensions are alleviated, and -– as with every investigation at every level -– appropriate actions are guided by the facts and the law."
The attorney general also mentioned Trayvon Martin by name, as he decried the violence and crime involving young people.
"This [violence] is an issue that has -– rightly -– garnered significant national attention in recent months, as our nation has struggled to make sense of the tragic shooting death of a Florida teenager named Trayvon Martin," Holder said. "As this case moves through the legal system, Justice Department officials will continue to communicate closely with state and local authorities to ensure that community concerns are heard, tensions are alleviated, and -– as with every investigation at every level -– appropriate actions are guided by the facts and the law."
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