Hard-left Drivers Of The 'new Civil Rights Movement' Demonstrations On Ferguson

American Thinker Blog, American Thinker
Wed, 11/26/2014 - 11:00pm

The death of Brown was merely the pretext for protest. The groups sponsoring the protests are not shy about their ideologies.

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Hard-left Drivers Of The 'new Civil Rights Movement' Demonstrations On Ferguson

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