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- Some news panelists are rushing to the defense of the four black people in Chicago who kidnapped and tortured a mentally disabled white man — saying the savage attack was not, in fact, a hate crime and that Donald Trump is ultimately to blame.NBC News correspondent Ron Mott and CNN political commentator Symone Sanders have both gone on the air and claimed that they believe the suspects were simply acting out of stupidity, rather than racism."You look at it on the surface, you think kids can make some really poor decisions from time to time," Mott said Thursday during an interview with MSNBC's Craig Melvin.
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- Story highlights David M. Perry: To be disabled in America is to be at greater risk of violenceGeneral public -- and even many disabled people -- aren't focused on issue of such violence he saysDavid M. Perry is an associate professor of history at Dominican University in Illinois.He writes regularly at his blog: "How Did We Get Into This Mess?"Follow him on Twitter.
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News commentators defend Facebook hate-crime video
- Some news panelists are rushing to the defense of the four black people in Chicago who kidnapped and tortured a mentally disabled white man — saying the savage attack was not, in fact, a hate crime and that Donald Trump is ultimately to blame.NBC News correspondent Ron Mott and CNN political commentator Symone Sanders have both gone on the air and claimed that they believe the suspects were simply acting out of stupidity, rather than racism."You look at it on the surface, you think kids can make some really poor decisions from time to time," Mott said Thursday during an interview with MSNBC's Craig Melvin.
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Facebook video reminder of violence faced by disabled (Opinion)
- Story highlights David M. Perry: To be disabled in America is to be at greater risk of violenceGeneral public -- and even many disabled people -- aren't focused on issue of such violence he saysDavid M. Perry is an associate professor of history at Dominican University in Illinois.He writes regularly at his blog: "How Did We Get Into This Mess?"Follow him on Twitter.
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