According to the Dallas Morning News, “Supporters of a Nation of
Islam mosque gather[ed] to protect the mosque and the community against
the anti-Muslim demonstration by BAIR.”
The Nation of Islam group was armed. So were the protesters.
Members of the Huey P. Newton Gun Club and the Bureau of
American Islamic Relations (BAIR) squared off in South Dallas on
Saturday.
The Huey P. Newton Gun Club is linked to the Indigenous
People’s Liberation Party, a group associated with the African People’s
Socialist Party-USA (APSP). In 1982, APSP founded the African National
Reparations Organization.
Outnumbered and outgunned, BAIR decided to cancel its protest.
“This is what they fear—the black man,” activist Olinka Green told The Dallas Morning News. “This is what America fears.”
According to the Dallas Morning News, “Supporters of a Nation of
Islam mosque gather[ed] to protect the mosque and the community against
the anti-Muslim demonstration by BAIR.”
The Nation of Islam group was armed. So were the protesters.
Members of the Huey P. Newton Gun Club and the Bureau of
American Islamic Relations (BAIR) squared off in South Dallas on
Saturday.
The Huey P. Newton Gun Club is linked to the Indigenous
People’s Liberation Party, a group associated with the African People’s
Socialist Party-USA (APSP). In 1982, APSP founded the African National
Reparations Organization.
Outnumbered and outgunned, BAIR decided to cancel its protest.
“This is what they fear—the black man,” activist Olinka Green told The Dallas Morning News. “This is what America fears.”