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'We're not taking it anymore' -Jacob Blake Sr.

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'We're not taking it anymore' -Jacob Blake Sr.

'We're not taking it anymore' -Jacob Blake Sr.

The father of Wisconsin shooting victim Jacob Blake spoke during Friday's march in Washington to denounce racism and protest police brutality.

Blake told a crowd, "There are two systems of justice in the United States.

There's a white system and there's a black system.

The black system ain't doing so well."


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