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Well this is disconcerting.

So today #blacklivesmatter stopped the D.C. Pride parade. pic.twitter.com/tFlhfLPcIO

Fras (@DangerCW) June 10, 2017

Hey hey, ho ho. These racist cops have got to go.

K.

Its seriously like one group has to out-victim the other just like all progressives they will eventually start eating one another.

After all, there can only be ONE victim of evil white straight people, right?

Intersectional af https://t.co/sXPKIMqLKr

Jonah Goldberg (@JonahNRO) June 11, 2017

So is Black Lives Matter, bigoted or Equality March, racist? This is SO confusing.

Why cant we all just get along?

Ha!

When two groups on the same side of the political spectrum conflict with each other. The left is crumbling from within #libtards

Connor O'Brien (@Planeman95) June 11, 2017

But you gotta admit, that's one sweet police car

John Comer (@chickandchuck1) June 11, 2017

Dude. Right?

pic.twitter.com/Uts4Lf1yjm

Jared Summers (@Jared_Summers) June 11, 2017

HA HA HA.

It's a tolerance off

Joseph Teklits (@joe_boots) June 11, 2017

Or is it a victim off?

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North Tulsa community members met in a show of unity following the police shooting of Joshua Barr (KTUL).

The scenes of the crowd's reaction following the shooting illustrates a feeling percolating in the community.

"Tulsa is divided, it's scary," said Betty Smith.

Saturday's scene was one of connection and reflection at an event put together by Black Lives Matter.

"The community is hurt, tired, discouraged, disappointed," said Mareo Johnson, looking for real change and reform.

"I would like to see more of an Afro-American presence of officers on the north side community. Also, body cams on officers at all times," he said.

"I know myself and others have talked about a citizen review board," said former Tulsa school board member Dr. Lana Turner-Addison, also urging the city to address the current environment.

"I think the mayor, the city of Tulsa, has to really look at what appears to be a systemic problem and, you know, what are perceived as real. In the minds of the community of north Tulsa, it's real," she said.

Case in point...

"I feel like basically it is a race thing, even though they say it is not a racial thing, it is," said Sheila Miller, putting into words what many in the African American community feel.

"It is a double standard, there is a difference when there should be no difference, when we're all of the same race, and that's the human race," she said.

Meanwhile, also out at the gathering...

"I'm not afraid to face people in my own community and answer questions," said Tulsa Police Sergeant Dedlorn Sanders, walking a tightrope and tackling perceptions by simply doing the job the best he can.

"I just try to be fair and neutral with everybody, because I can see both sides," he said.

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Members of Black Lives Matter sit on the ground to halt the Toronto Pride Parade in July 2016. The activists wanted the Pride organization to answer for what BLM described as "anti-blackness." ( Mark Blinch / THE CANADIAN PRESS )

By Alanna RizzaStaff Reporter

Fri., June 2, 2017

Black Lives Matter Toronto, the group that was largely instrumental in minimizing police participation in this years Toronto Pride Parade, will not be marching in the parade, organizers say.

Pride spokesperson Ryan Connelly has confirmed BLM missed the May 20 deadline to register, indicating they will not be participating in the parade. BLM is also not listed on the Pride websites list of registered participants.

BLM have not yet confirmed their position, but told the Star they will release a statement via social media in the coming days.

Last year, members of Black Lives Matter Toronto staged a sit-in during the parade and refused to move unless then-Pride executive director Mathieu Chantelois signed a list of their demands.

One of the demands was that Pride limit police participation in future parades.

Chantelois signed the list and the parade carried on, later telling the media he only signed the list of demands so he could get the parade moving again.

The sit-in resulted in hate mail against the activist group.

I think that is testament to why we had to create an intervention into Pride in the first place, Janaya Khan, a co-founder of the group, said at the time.

Last month, Pride Toronto issued a statement saying police could only march in this years parade if they wore civilian clothing, and did not have vehicles or visible weapons. The parade is scheduled for June 25.

Toronto city councillor John Campbell then attempted to suspend the citys annual grant to Pride, but the vote failed on May 26.

On Thursday, a Pride flag was raised over Toronto police headquarters for the first time in history.

Weve made much progress over the years, but theres a lot of work to be done and its with your support that we will get better, Deputy Chief James Ramer said at the event.

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